In the Know: Disaster planning in light of the coronavirus pandemic
May 7, 2020 By Tony Botts
The COVID-19 pandemic has been a wake-up call to many with regard to crisis communication and disaster management.
Read More COVID-19 field guide for service businesses
March 24, 2020 By LP Gas
Don Leland, a coach at Automate Grow Sell (AGS), shares a field guide for home service businesses to use during the new coronavirus (COVID-19).
Read More Fire in the newsroom
September 1, 2008 By Jay Johnston
I’m not sure what concerns me more about propane accident stories in the news – the apathy of the public or the apathy of some propane marketers.
Read More Defense costs provide safety incentives
June 1, 2007 By Jay Johnston
Beyond the standard insurance company costs of marketing, loss control and underwriting, we have liability defense costs.
Read More Safety in New World: a tough order
May 1, 2007 By Jay Johnston
Nationwide, business managers are trying to quantify the process of safety to an exact science. In short, they believe they can turn the topic of safety into a sort of New World order.
Read More Fishing for world peace and safety
October 1, 2006 By Jay Johnston
My first real vacation in seven years was a fishing trip this summer in the Canadian wilderness with some diverse and distinguished individuals.
Read More Leadership lost and found
August 1, 2005 By Jay Johnston
We have recently seen the sentencing of leaders who failed to adhere to core values, standards and laws designed to protect stakeholders and stockholders alike.
Read More Attitude must be measured
May 1, 2003 By LP Gas
Have you ever tried to measure attitude? It’s pretty tough to measure, but we know it when we see it.
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