The Guiding Principles of Cameron-Brooks state that we believe in the hopes, dreams and goals of all we serve. Having finished reading The Alchemist this morning, I not only believe the book is closely linked to our Guiding Principles, but also see its value for all those who live their dreams by making major changes in their lives.
Entries from December 2009
December 22, 2009
Cameron-Brooks Alumni Partner to Make a Difference in a Patient’s Life
When I meet with junior military officers (JMOs) to discuss a possible transition from military to business, I often hear them express the concern of finding a career where they feel they will make a difference. I understand this since these JMOs have been serving our country, fighting the war on terror, and defending our freedom. When I [...]
December 15, 2009
Connecting with Others During the Holidays
Last week I traveled to El Paso , TX and Manhattan, KS to meet with JMO candidates enrolled in the Cameron-Brooks Development and Preparation Program (DPP), as well as other JMOs considering a business career. I do not get to travel much, though I enjoy it. One of the things I enjoy most about traveling is the various [...]
December 8, 2009
Cameron-Brooks JMO Attitude
Last week, a Cameron-Brooks client company recruiter reminded me that she not only prefers Cameron-Brooks JMOs because of their talent and potential but also because of their attitude. The Cameron-Brooks JMO brings an attitude of “giving” to the organization, focusing on results, investing in self-development and being a team player. This recruiter is a manager [...]
December 2, 2009
Obstacles Build Character
As I head into the final month of 2009, I am reflecting on the challenges of the past year. While doing this I read Roger Cameron’s Tip of the Month from January 2002. 2001, like 2009, was a challenging year with a recession and the September 11 terrorist attacks. Roger’s Tip impacted me on the [...]
