By Jovi Guerra, Communications Manager | Groundswell Health 📖 Smart Brevity: The Power of Saying More with Less Co-creators of Axios and Politico Jim VandeHei, Mike Allen, and Roy Schwartz offer a compelling framework for effective communication that equips readers with the skills to sharpen their messaging. With insightful examples from diverse industries, the
By Steven Carr Communications Manager | Groundswell Health From Asimov to Heinlein to Cameron, I’ve read and watched all manner of stories about AI or machine intelligence that, to some degree, frame and inform my interest and understanding of what’s happening with AI in the real world. Amid the ongoing corporate arms race for AI
I’m an avid reader of news, in all forms. I particularly love newsprint still. I’m the one. It’s me. I also think it’s a critical time to care for the news industry, because community market journalism is a major institution in our communities. It’s fair to say that the ongoing dissolution of trust and growing
I’m mostly a fiction reader, but I have a particular affinity for the strategy and management articles in Harvard Business Review, despite neither attending Harvard (fallback school) nor having a business degree. In their Nov. 8 Harvard Business Review article on not letting purpose get lost in the daily grind, Lisa Earle McLeod and Elizabeth
What a seemingly silly TV show teaches us about the costs of lacking curiosity We’re somewhat obsessed here at Groundswell Health with the Apple+ series, Ted Lasso. With an absolutely fabulous ensemble cast featuring actors from this side of the Atlantic as well as across the pond, the comedy-drama tells the story of an American
When institutions – whether private or public – fail us because they withhold information, allow immoral personal behavior to go unchecked or act in a way unbecoming to the power and responsibility they have, we feel let down. Betrayed. Violated. Yet, institutions are just groups of people, and ultimately, what, or rather who, causes these
