May 2008
January Carnival of Trust is Up
by Charles H. Green on Tuesday, January 8, 2008 (post #234)
The January Carnival of Trust is up.
This month, I'm proud to announce it is hosted by Ford Harding, of Harding and Company.
Ford is a great host for this carnival; a world expert on selling professional services, he has written several books, as well as having published in Harvard Business Review and the Wall Street Journal. Ford has a distinctive, powerful and very practical approach to managing professional services firms, and particularly to the business development role. He brings a clear perspective to the Carnival.
The Carnival looks at the last month's blog postings on the subject of trust in four broad arenas: trust in Sales and Marketing, in Leadership and Management, in Strategy, Economics and Politics, and finally in Advising and Influencing.
It's a top 10 list: edited and commented on by someone with a clear point of view and discerning judgment, so you can get the most insight out of your valuable time. This month, that someone is Ford Harding.
Click on over to the Carnival for a read; and many thanks to Ford for hosting.
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You can also read past carnivals at:
Carnival of Trust #7 was hosted by John Crickett at Business Opportunities and Ideas
Carnival of Trust #6 was hosted at Trust Matters;
Steve Cranford at Whisper hosted Carnival of Trust #5;
David Maister at Passion, People and Principles hosted Carnival of Trust #4;
the anonymous but trusted Editor of Blawg Review hosted Carnival of Trust #3;
Carnival of Trust #1 and Carnival of Trust #2 started off here at Trust Matters.
posted in Trust in Leadership Development and Strategy, Trust-based Selling, Building Trusted Advisors
