During this episode on Character and Leadership, former Medtronic CEO, Bill George, now Professor of Management Practice at Harvard Business School, joins Dennis McCuistion for a frank discussion on ethics and business practices in corporate America.
Margaret Hunt Hill Bridge has opened and with it, this new Dallas bridge brought many festivities and expressed hope for greater unity.
Energy security is critical to our future. For the first time in a long time we should feel better about our long-term energy prospects. Join Laura Miller, Chuck Davidson and others as we discuss.
During this episode on corporate governance and its impact on China and the world, panelists discuss the credit crisis and changes in trade relationships between the United States and China.
"Buy Enron stock today!" These were Jeff Skilling’s ending words to the group of civic and business leaders assembled at Southern Methodist University in Dallas in 2001.
Guests, Sharon Allen of Deloitte, Todd Bluedorn of Lennox Internationl and Jared Richardon of Energy Future Holdings discuss corporate ethics.
The federal government took many quick actions in the wake of the credit crisis in order to stop the damage. Now it wants to implement new regulations to prevent future problems. In this episode of McCuistion TV, we examine changes in corporate governance.
Although prescription drugs are not always needed to assist in the health of a patient, bureaucracy and corruption in the FDA prevent the correct treatment for many ailments.
Experts discuss the effects of politics and bureaucracy on prescription drug costs and safety.
Most Americans know that our federal government debt and annual deficits are unsustainable. The question is: what should be done to cut government spending? Solutions to the problem are not only hard to identify, but even more difficult to implement politically.
