Entries by Charles H. Green

Warren Buffett and Managing Through Trust

On March 30, Warren Buffett’s Berkshire Hathaway announced David Sokol’s resignation. Buffett’s reputation quickly took a bit of a hit from the likes of Joe Nocera. Nocera suggests it wasn’t the first time Buffett had tap-danced his way out of a tight spot; he cites the Salomon Brothers’ bond scandal in the 1990s, and the […]

A #TrustTip Highlight Reel

We’re counting down the days until “The Trusted Advisor Fieldbook: A Comprehensive Toolkit for Leading with Trust,” a new book written by myself and Andrea Howe (to be published by Wiley Books, hitting the shelves on October 31) by lighting up the twittersphere with a series of daily Trust Tips. You can find these snippets […]

Serving To Win

Which of these statements resonates more with you? 1. I try to win, because losing sucks. 2. I try to serve my clients, because then I win too. 3. I try to serve my clients, which generally works out best for me as well. If you chose #1, OK, I get it, I like competing […]

Upcoming Events and Appearances: Trusted Advisor Associates

Join us at one or more upcoming Trusted Advisor Associates events. This Spring, we’ll be hosting and participating in events in Cambridge, MA; Boston, MA; London, England; Washington DC and through globally accessed webinars. Also, a word about the Trusted Advisor Mastery Program. —————————————- Fri. May 6th Cambridge, MA Charles H. Green Charlie Green will […]

Valuable Content Award Winners Announced

One of the hot issues on the web these days (along with curation and inbound marketing) is content. Actually, other than a short period where portals ruled the headlines, I’m not sure if “content” ever really went out of vogue. In any case, friend across the pond Sonja Jefferson runs Valuable Content. They do website […]

The Trust Reader volume 9

Welcome to the April ebook, Volume 9 of the Trust Reader. We use the Trust Reader series to announce the publication of new articles on the Trusted Advisor website. This month’s issue is made up of three articles, which share one broad theme: the relationship between giving and getting. This of course has implications for […]