Roger Collins, former chairman and CEO of Harps Food Stores, died July 1. His tenure at the company was marked by remarkable growth and success.

Mr. Collins began his illustrious career at Harps in December of 1986. At that time, the company was in dire need of a great vice president of finance, and Mr. Collins proved to be the answer to its prayers. From his initial role, he quickly became an integral part of shaping the future of Harps.

The Center for Produce Safety has a bold new brand identity to visually depict its mission to fuel produce safety change.

Pear Bureau Northwest has named CarrieAnn Arias as the organization’s new president and CEO, effective July 1.

The heat continues across the East. While record high temperatures are not forecast, numerous record high minimum (overnight) temperatures are likely through the Mid-Atlantic and Northeast.

As a manager, the opportunity to delegate projects and tasks to your teammates might feel like a blessing or a curse.

It’s easy to see how delegation can go wrong in so many ways.

As a leadership coach, I’ve seen too many leaders, especially newer managers, employ a “dump and run” style of delegation where they simply want to get the work off of their plate. They dump it on a teammate without thinking it through or providing clarity about the end goal. This leaves people feeling confused, abused, undervalued and disengaged.

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