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Personal experience of inclusion: Critical to winning the war for talent

Oct 17, 2023 | bobmorris.biz | Drew Goldstein |David Mendelsohn |Julia Sperling-Magro

Here is an excerpt from an article written by Drew Goldstein, David Mendelsohn, and Julia Sperling-Magro for the McKinsey Quarterly, published by McKinsey & Company. Seven practices can improve personal experiences of inclusion and help diverse teams thrive.To read the complete article, check out others, learn more about the firm, and sign up for email alerts, please click here.
Return of the Swamp Monster

Oct 16, 2023 | nhmagazine.com | David Mendelsohn

Maintaining a legacy is tough enough, but it gets interesting when it involves a hairy, fetid, 8-foot creature from the swamps of Fouke, Arkansas — one that frightened the grits out of the locals and made a meal of their cats. The late Charles B. Pierce filmed the docudrama, a first for the genre, in the early 1970’s.
New Hampshire Magazine

Sep 14, 2023 | nhmagazine.com | David Mendelsohn

Newmarket’s Stone Church is steeped and steepled in local history. It was born again as a music venue during the ecstatic hippie era, and has faithfully provided a hallelujah chorus to the Seacoast music scene ever since. Like true apostles, a string of dedicated owners preserved the venue through many dangers, toils and snares (and a fire), offering bands (often legendary) a well-versed congregation.
Meet Kathy Lowe, the Kersarge Queen

Aug 16, 2023 | nhmagazine.com | David Mendelsohn

Dad was a singer and Mom rode elephants in the circus. Her Uncle Tom was a prolific playwright and performer in vaudeville. Add that to growing up in a house full of visiting entertainers, and her destiny was written in greasepaint. Today, Kathy Lowe’s resume includes starring roles as an actor, author, healer, songwriter, filmmaker, singer, musician and comedian.
New Hampshire Magazine

Jul 17, 2023 | nhmagazine.com | David Mendelsohn

What's it take to be the top-ranked pinball player in the Granite State? Just ask Brian O’Neill, who's setting his sights on the world title Brian O’Neill is a most profound Pinhead, an elite player among serious Pinballers. Fresh from being crowned the best player in NH, he now moves on to the North American Championship in Wisconsin. Ranked 56th in the world, Brian stands a solid chance of snatching that title, too.
New Hampshire Magazine

Jul 17, 2023 | nhmagazine.com | David Mendelsohn

Unbeknownst to the uninitiated, a rich selection of world-renowned antique shops hide like diamonds in the rough along New Hampshire's Route 4 It’s hard to imagine driving past a rich field of buried treasure and never stopping to explore — yet thousands of people commuting along Route 4 do it every day. Route 4, aka First NH Turnpike, runs east-west from the Seacoast to Concord.
New Hampshire Magazine

Jun 19, 2023 | nhmagazine.com | David Mendelsohn

Vern Gray, the resident Wolfman at Clark's Bears in Lincoln, has been scaring the bejesus out of children for seven years Serious trouble is boiling up at Clark’s Bears in Lincoln. Seems that some foul-smelling, one-eyed hermit keeps chasing a train full of children with an ax, loaded rifle and car straight out of “Mad Max.” Blood-draining howls, thunderous shotgun booms and threats are hurled. Often, the kids reciprocate with their own withering insults.
New Hampshire Magazine

May 17, 2023 | nhmagazine.com | David Mendelsohn

Meet Shelly Estabrooks, manic thru-hiker and intensive care nurse Shelly Estabrooks, an intensive care nurse and dedicated, perhaps manic, thru-hiker, has traversed mountain and dale on several continents. She’d just completed another round of hiking all of our 48 White Mountains over 4,ooo feet, often breaking trails through wet, thigh-high snows, when the Appalachian Trail beckoned — 2,200 arduous miles from Georgia to the peak of Maine’s Katahdin.