Collection: Order of Business

Leadership has its serious moments. It also has the meeting that should have been an email, the agenda item that somehow became a subcommittee, and the enduring need to explain that governance and management are not the same thing.

Order of Business lives in that world. Judgment matters, words matter, and knowing what is actually yours to do can save everyone a great deal of time. It applies wherever other people's work depends on your judgment, whatever the room is called.

The work is serious. The occasional raised eyebrow is warranted.