Author Archives: Ken Goldstein

About Ken Goldstein

Welcome to Corporate Intelligence Radio, a trading space where perspectives on innovation are offered and exchanged. Join the Dialogue and Discussion about Ideas, Business, Survival. About The Author: Ken Goldstein most recently was Chairman & Chief Executive Officer of SHOP.COM, a venture-backed e-commerce leader acquired by Market America. Previously he was Executive Vice President & Managing Director of Disney Online, and Vice President of Entertainment & Education Products for Broderbund Software. He currently advises start-ups as well as established corporations helping unlock creativity. His first novel, This is Rage, explores the strange marriage of media and technology, and will be published by The Story Plant in October 2013.

Can They Hear You Listening?

Posted on April 29, 2013

Consultant?  Mentor?  Coach?  However you might be trying to encourage someone who is already an outstanding professional do what they do better, what is most likely to get in your way?  It is quite possible that professional is not accustomed … Continue reading →

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About This Book of Mine

Posted on April 11, 2013

I have mentioned now and again that I have been working on a novel for a few years.  It’s time to share a few more details. First of all the title: This Is Rage.  You will discover why I called it … Continue reading →

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I’ll Get Back To You

Posted on April 2, 2013

Here’s an observation — the busiest, most successful people in business are the ones who follow-up when they say they will follow-up. Those who tell you they will get back to you and don’t are not at the top of … Continue reading →

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Surviving the Limelight

Posted on March 14, 2013

When is an Executive Coach most valued by a client?  Not surprisingly, often when a client is most surprised!  Getting blindsided by the unexpected is part of the job for executives, but how they handle an awakened dragon is what … Continue reading →

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