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Maximize Your Calling

Posted by on 29 April 2013 | 0 Comments

We all want purpose in our lives. We want to live intentionally and make the most of every day we're given.

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How can you know what you don't know?

Posted by on 12 April 2013 | 0 Comments

Tags: Peer Counsel, Business Advice, Christian Business Owners

As a business owner or CEO, you've probably encountered situations where your training and previous experience have failed you.   Maybe it was that sticky HR issue last week or a particularly poor earnings report tied to a decision you made months ago. Whatever the case, you may have caught yourself thinking, "But how could I have been prepared for that?," or, "How can I know what I don't know?!"   This month, we're talking with Dr. Shawn Dalton-Bethea, owner of Performance Spine and Sports Specialists, about what it's like to own a business without formal business training and where she turns for critical business counsel.  

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Offering CEO Training in Greensboro, High Point And Winston Salem

Posted by Steve Andrews on 25 October 2011 | 0 Comments

Tags: Christian business, CEO training, Christian leaders

All too often, the Piedmont C12 Group has watched as formerly successful, healthy companies suddenly lose traction during tenuous economic times. Many times, leaders wrongfully assume their past achievements will continue in all economic environments. Others simply adopt a bloated sense of status and overall attitude of complacency. Unfortunately, these leaders find they simply can't sustain their previous success when the economic activity drops unexpectedly.

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The Importance of Being Diligent: Tips For Business Leadership In Greensboro, High Point, And Winston Salem

Posted by Steve Andrews on 16 September 2011 | 0 Comments

Tags: Christian business, Business leadership, Business goal

What is the most important catalyst for business success? It's not luck - it's diligent pursuit of a considered goal.

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How Every CEO Group In Greensboro And The Greater Piedmont Area Can Strive For The Ultimate Business Prize

Posted by Steve Andrews on 1 September 2011 | 0 Comments

Tags: Christian business, CEO group, Client loyalty

When asked to designate leading indicators of corporate prosperity, a CEO group in Greensboro, High Point and Winston Salem may point to various factors. All too often, these business leaders deem financial merit the top priority in the list of business achievement. While we ardently agree that revenue generation and positive commercial growth is a major ingredient in any organization's recipe for success, at the Piedmont C12 Group, we feel that this alone makes for a short-sighted business vision.

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Execute CEO Leadership In Greensboro And The Greater Piedmont Triad With Authority: Avoid Being The Dreaded Bottleneck

Posted by Steve Andrews on 24 August 2011 | 0 Comments

Tags: Christian business, CEO leadership, Business delegation

The Piedmont C12 Group recognizes that a Christian business' chief executives have been entrusted with major responsibilities. Not only are these individuals accountable for external metrics of achievement and success, but as examples of CEO leadership in Greensboro[christian-business-forums/], High Point and Winston Salem, they alone define a  Christian business' internal dynamics, staff moral and corporate culture that gets mirrored throughout an organization.

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How To Balance Strategy & Execution Consistently For Your Christian Business In Greensboro And The Greater Piedmont Triad

Posted by Steve Andrews on 15 July 2011 | 0 Comments

Tags: Christian business, Business strategy, Business execution

In the past few years, the phrases "economic downturn," "financial crisis" and the like have all worked their way into our everyday corporate vernacular with seemingly deep roots. TV, newsprint and online media distribution remind us daily of the high unemployment rates, exorbitantly disproportionate debt to asset ratios of citizens and corporations alike and the increasing decline of pure liquidity once so easily accessible to businesses. In short, times are tough, not only for Christian business owners in Winston Salem[http://www.c12piedmonttriad.com/], Greensboro and High Point, but also for organizations on a global scale.

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Innovation: The Path To Progress For Your Christian Business In High Point, Winston Salem And Greensboro

Posted by Steve Andrews on 8 July 2011 | 0 Comments

Tags: Christian business, Business goals, Business innovation

Christian Business in Highpoint Manning the helm of a Christian business in High Point[http://www.c12piedmonttriad.com/], Winston Salem and Greensboro can often mean navigating tough and inconsistent corporate terrain. Economic downturns, upturns and even complete commercial stagnation are all unavoidable climates a Christian business in High Point and surrounding regions may have to weather at various points. How an organization handles these peaks and valleys can truly mean the difference between a make or break company standing.

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Taking The Long View Of Your Christian Business In Winston Salem, Greensboro and High Point

Posted by Steve Andrews on 1 July 2011 | 0 Comments

Tags: Christian business, Business goals, Business big picture

As business owners, it is easy for us to become wrapped up in the small things. Especially in a down economy, our focus naturally shifts to the daily things that will keep us financially afloat and allow us to continue on tomorrow. But many Christian business owners in High Point, Winston Salem and Greensboro become so focused on this short view that they forget the importance of the long view. The long view is what keeps a Christian business in Winston Salem[christian-business-development/] and other areas of the triad working along the path to overall growth and development in the coming years. Taking the long view can be a difficult shift of perspective, but it is a necessary one for your business and for your own benefit as a Christian business owner.

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