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Salespeople wear suits, but the good ones aren't "Suits".

Supervisors are a reflection of a firm's inability to inspire people to be self-motivated do-ers. Task-managers create task-driven passive employees (for life). #motivation #productivity #business

MadPipe favors products made voluntarily by devoted craftspeople whose work is honored and work product is built to endure with an ethical supply chain because that’s how MadPipe wants to work too. Given the choice to save a few dollars on the alternative, we refuse.

Just because we've seen it done that way (or ONLY seen it done that way) doesn't mean it's the only right way to do it.

100 CEOs on the Capitol Insurrection—Taxonomy of Official Statements: lttr.ai/cbNI #CEO #capitolbuilding #business #leadership #businessroundtable

The consensus of the American business community is clear—which is not to say every business owner or chief officer agrees; obviously, they do not. Read the full article: 100 CEOs on the Capitol Insurrection—Taxonomy of Official Statements ▸ lttr.ai/bzKs #CEO

“The chaos unfolding in the nation’s capital is the result of unlawful efforts to overturn the legitimate results of a democratic election. The country deserves better.” - the 70 CEOs of the Business Round Table. Full list here: Full list here: madpipe.link/ef7

“This is not the vision of America that #manufacturers believe in and work so hard to defend.” - National Association of Manufacturers in statement by President and CEO Jay Timmons

“The attacks against our nation’s #CapitolBuilding and our democracy must end now. We extend our respect and appreciation to all of the #lawenforcement officials who are protecting our government, our elected officials and our fellow citizens.” - US Chamber of Commerce

“We are appalled by the lawlessness and violence that unfolded at the U.S. #Capitol and strongly condemn the actions of those individuals who participated in the illegal activities that destroyed property and cost lives.” – Carol Tomé, CEO of UPS

“We condemn the disturbing and horrifying storming of the U.S. Capitol. With President-elect #JoeBiden rightfully certified as the 46th #POTUS, we call on all Americans to persevere and move forward with a peaceful transition of power.” – Jim Loree, CEO of Stanley Black&Decker

“The violence and #lawlessness that took place in Washington today was disgraceful and #unAmerican, and has no place in our democracy.” – Charles F. Lowrey, CEO of Prudential

“The violence that occurred at the #Capitol yesterday must be condemned in the strongest possible terms. There is no room for nuance. #Democracy depends on the peaceful transition of power – period.” – Marc Lautenbach, CEO of Pitney Bowes

“Yesterday’s violence at the #CapitolBuilding in #Washington — the very symbolic place that’s meant to preserve it — runs counter to the ideals that America was founded on.” – Michael Miebach, CEO of Mastercard

“This is not who we are as a people or a country. We are better than this.” – Jamie Dimon, CEO of JPMorgan Chase

“As an American... and as a U.S. #military #veteran who served overseas to protect our democracy, I’m devastated by this assault on what our country has stood for since its founding: free, fair and peaceful elections.” – Alex Gorsky, CEO of Johnson & Johnson

“On a day which should have seen a step in the peaceful transfer of power in the United States, we were instead confronted by disturbing images of violence and #hate, stoked by divisiveness and #disinformation.” – Philippe Krakowsky, CEO of Interpublic Group

“At Intel we condemn all acts of violence and attempts to unlawfully disrupt a #democratic process that has long been a model for the world.” – Bob Swan, CEO of Intel

“A peaceful #transferofpower is an essential part of democracy, and there is no justification for the use of violence to undermine free #elections. We all deserve better.” – Francis deSouza, CEO of Illumina

"Today’s chaos in our nation’s #capitol violates the very idea on which #America was built.” – Enrique Lores, CEO of HP