08 Nov, 2005

Mark Ledden

Our clients frequently ask us this question. The answer is that none of us is named Kenning. Kenning is the work we do as a firm.  (More)

08 Nov, 2005

Neil Stroul     Julie Androshick

Kenning Associates is delighted to announce the addition of two new partners, Julie Androshick and Neil Stroul. Julie and Neil bring depth and diversity to Kenning in the areas of organization development, executive coaching, knowledge management, and risk management.  (More)

08 Nov, 2005

By Jennifer Garvey Berger

 (More)

08 Nov, 2005

By Robert Lakin

Discussion around performance often focuses on raising the bar, but for many managers, once they’ve raised the bar for their teams, they not only have to hold the bar but also give the each team member a boost – that is, provide both the training and coaching – to clear the new height. That is one of the key findings from a recently conducted Kenning Associates survey.  (More)

08 Nov, 2005

By Barry Jentz 

Confusion is hardly a rare state of mind for today’s leaders, especially given the accelerating complexities of globalization and technological innovation. Indeed, Jentz and Murphy contend that “[c]onfusion is not a weakness to be ashamed of but a regular and inevitable condition of leadership."

 (More)