The Voice of Experience... Articles by Pamela Joy Ring

BannerSpirit...Keeping Up Morale is Important to Business Success

(11/02/2011) Pamela Joy Ring

Well, we just celebrated Halloween at our office and it was a hoot of a time! Everyone dressed up as a character and had to perform a skit as that character. The best performance received tickets for two at a comedy club here in town...

What Sustains a Competitive Edge?

(10/19/2011) Pamela Joy Ring

There’s an army of books written on the subject of how a business should sustain its competitive edge. But I can’t help but jump in on the dialogue in light of the fact that Lowe’s just announced closing 20 stores and The Gap is closing 200 of its 889 stores. 889 stores!

Remix Customer Care: Follow Up is the Glue that Keeps Business Together

(10/05/2011) Pamela Joy Ring

Last June I wrote a blog on the subject of the importance of follow up in business. I think that it is so important and fundamental, that I would like to put forth the idea again. From time to time, I may write on the same core practice of business because repetition of an idea can only help...

One of My Marketing Strategies: Sowing Business Seeds by “Edutaining”

(09/07/2011) Pamela Joy Ring

When I joined BannerView.com, it had a program to promote the company to customers and prospects named, “The Edutainment Tour.”

Conglomerates of Yesterday versus Corporate Splits Today. Do You Think One is Better than the Other?

(08/24/2011) Pamela Joy Ring

Okay...I’m going to date myself a little, but when I was a kid, it was the heyday of America’s business boom. Conglomerates were conglomerating and Madison Avenue advertisers were the stuff that today’s show, “Mad Men,” is patterned after.

Riding Out the Financial Storm...My Little Rant Tempered by Patience

(08/10/2011) Pamela Joy Ring

I am writing this blog as the stock market is going crazy in a free fall and our Congress just insulted us all with its irresponsible behavior in playing the game of Chicken at our country’s expense. Notably, their last minute vote on raising the debt ceiling and revised “budget management” effort.

Short and Sweet: Anyone In a Position of Corporate Leadership has a Professional and Moral Obligation to Know What’s Going On in their Company

(07/27/2011) Pamela Joy Ring

What is it with corporate governance these days. When was it okay for a chief executive to not honor their responsibilities? When was it acceptable to say, “I didn’t know” when a “I know,” should be the standard. At least state, “I should have known.”

There’s a Difference between Taking a Gamble and a Calculated Risk in How you Grow your Business

(07/13/2011) Pamela Joy Ring

Recently, I was called upon to render my opinion to a company analyzing various national growth opportunities. With over 30 years of business experience, 22 of which was in running my own national company, I found the discussions as they reviewed each opportunity eerily familiar.

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BannerSpirit...Keeping Up Morale is Important to Business Success

What Sustains a Competitive Edge?

Remix Customer Care: Follow Up is the Glue that Keeps Business Together

One of My Marketing Strategies: Sowing Business Seeds by “Edutaining”

Conglomerates of Yesterday versus Corporate Splits Today. Do You Think One is Better than the Other?

Riding Out the Financial Storm...My Little Rant Tempered by Patience

Short and Sweet: Anyone In a Position of Corporate Leadership has a Professional and Moral Obligation to Know What’s Going On in their Company

There’s a Difference between Taking a Gamble and a Calculated Risk in How you Grow your Business

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