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How did you learn about us?
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Compay name
The Schwan Food Company
Your job title
Metrics Consultant
About Me (short bio)
I have ties in both industry and academics.
On the industry side, I currently work for The Schwan Food Company, and am an executive council member on the Corporate Univeristy Xchange's Measurement Council.
On the academic side, I am a Research Associate at the University of Nebraska, and serve on the Academy of Management's Practice Theme Committee.

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At 12:02am on July 1, 2008, Theresa M. Welbourne, Ph.D. said…
Intro.to.team.pulse.may.2008.pdfWelcome! This group is basically practitioners.

Please start your own forum discussion or chime in to the ones we have going.

Did you see the team pulse opportunity? Attaching the info for you.
At 12:19am on July 1, 2008, Theresa M. Welbourne, Ph.D. said…
Craig.. you have to invite at least one person to join so we can get to 180 .. then how do we keep this thing going? As a partner in the 'bridge' work, I look forward to working with you on this and other projects. It would be great to get a team of yours in the team pulse - I want to feature the early joiners as case study firms.

Let's chat soon.
At 7:54am on July 2, 2008, Lawrence Polsky said…
Hi Craig!
I am the guy who knows Deanne and introduced her to Theresa before you arrived.
Good to meet you,

Lawrence

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