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Edward Segal

Washington, D.C., United States

Leadership Strategy Senior Contributor at Forbes

Crisis Management Journalist, Author, Blogger, and Podcast Host at Freelance

https://t.co/XfapwMd1Z2 Leadership Strategy Senior Contributor/author, Crisis Ahead — 101 Ways to Prepare for and Bounce Back from Disasters, Scandals, and Other Emergencies

Articles

  • 1 week ago | forbes.com | Edward Segal

    President Donald Trump’s on-again/off-again tariff policies and pronouncements have created an economic roller coaster for business executives, making it challenging for them to know how to respond, and creating concerns for what may lie ahead.

  • 2 weeks ago | forbes.com | Edward Segal

    Who has a more positive view of how employees feel about their productivity and connections with companies— the employees or executives? The answer might surprise business leaders. According to new research released today by The Conference Board: 72% of employees reported that they were strongly productive at work; it was the perception of 53% of corporate leaders that their workers were strongly productive.

  • 2 weeks ago | forbes.com | Edward Segal

    When and how should boards of directors prepare and respond to concerns and issues about the health of their CEOs? These governance-related questions could become top-of-mind for boards this week thanks to the headline-making revelations in “Original Sin.” The book, which will be published Tuesday, details how President Joe Biden’s aides and family members downplayed the impact of his health- and age-related issues during his presidency.

  • 3 weeks ago | forbes.com | Edward Segal

    If one sign of a leader is the ability to express themselves strategically, effectively, and efficiently, then there are several things that Rep. Jasmine Crockett (D-TX)could teach corporate executives about communication and leadership. Like Rep. Angela Ocasio-Cortez (D-NY), Crockett is in the public spotlight thanks to what she says and how she says it.

  • 3 weeks ago | kxnet.com | Edward Segal

    SOUTH DAKOTA (KXNET) — Today, the Department of Homeland Security Secretary and former South Dakota Governor Kristi Noem received an honorary doctorate degree, and spoke at the Dakota State University commencement ceremony. Dakota State extended the invitation to Noem while she was serving as governor of South Dakota.

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Edward Segal
Edward Segal @Edwardsegalcom1
22 Jun 24

When Bush Was Too “Chicken” To Debate Clinton President Joe Biden and former President Donald Trump quickly agreed to debate each other before the election in November. Their first debate is next Thursday. But as I recount in my new book, “Whistle-Stop Politics,” in 1992 the https://t.co/tuqLXS1npF

Edward Segal
Edward Segal @Edwardsegalcom1
14 Jun 24

Another Rave Review For “Whistle-Stop Politics” “Don’t miss this train! With political strategist/best selling author Edward Segal in the engineer’s seat, the reader is in for a hi-speed, often humorous, always historically fascinating ride over thousands of miles and more than https://t.co/7Mbf1LuB2J

Edward Segal
Edward Segal @Edwardsegalcom1
7 Jun 24

How FDR “Walked” Onto His Campaign Train’s Platform President Franklin D. Roosevelt, who could not walk because of polio, “loved campaigning by train, speaking from the back platform at the whistle-stops along the way,” Hugh Gregory Gallagher wrote in his book, FDR’s Splendid https://t.co/pbtof18ANL