As a management consultant, I am always looking to expand my network and occasionally looking for the next assignment. Both of these sometimes lead to requests to see examples of my work. This is the place to view examples.
Every post is, of course, an example of my work. The examples here are documents, presentations, etc., that were prepared for a client or publication.
Every post has been assigned a category; those categories are listed in the right hand column of this page. All of the “examples” have been assigned that category. If you click on examples you will be presented with a page that includes all of the posts with that category in the order they were posted.
By the way, samples from my archives are posted in the order I had need for them or found time to post them. There is no significance in the sequence. New material is posted in chronological order, newest material at the top.
Most examples also have additional categories and sub-categories. Categories are not mutually exclusive; you will find some posts included under several categories. Here are several examples of specific categories related to and included in “examples:”
- System Related documents and presentations
- PowerPoint presentations
- Speeches, Webinars and Publications
- Document
Point at a category in the right hand column without clicking and a definition will show up, e.g.,
- Archive: Material previously published or posted and linked from here.
- Presentation: A presentation, as contrast to a written article, usually PowerPoint
Each post has also been assigned one or more tags. Tags are related to content. They are listed alphabetically in the Tag cloud in the column on the right. The larger the type face, the more a tag has been used.
Much of what I do is involves sensitive information and cannot be posted. Some examples can be disguised, are generic, or for clients who have changed their name or – through no fault of the work I have done for them – gone out of business. These are representative examples, not a complete body of work.
One more tool
If you want the URL for a specific post, go to the post, click on the title and the URL will be displayed in the address bar at the top of your screen. Highlight it, copy it, and paste it where you want to use it, e.g., in an email commenting on my work.
July 31.2009
