by Knox Keith | Nov 2, 2026 | Blog Posts
(Part 1) The Art of Creating Memorable Connections Imagine an invitation to an intimate dinner party in Austin. Not another networking mixer where you balance a cocktail and a plate of appetizers while trying to remember someone’s name. A proper,...
by Knox Keith | Oct 31, 2026 | Blog Posts
Your leadership team is already telling a story about your organization. Is it the right one? I’ve said it before, and I’ll keep saying it: people will Google you up before they meet you. That’s true for job candidates, consultants, salespeople and...
by Knox Keith | Oct 18, 2026 | Blog Posts
You Can Inherit a Title. You Can’t Inherit Trust. I once worked with an SVP of Sales who had just been moved from leading one product line to leading another. Let’s call them Product A and Product B. The announcement had gone out that week, and he had every...
by Knox Keith | Oct 14, 2026 | Blog Posts
The overlooked role of digital credibility in career transitions. When companies announce a reduction in force, the conversation usually centers on numbers. How many positions are being eliminated? How much severance will employees receive? How long will healthcare...
by Knox Keith | Oct 4, 2026 | Blog Posts
HR owns talent. Communications owns reputation. Marketing owns the brand. Sales owns revenue. So who owns the credibility of the executives connecting all four? This summer I introduced an idea I call Executive Invisibility Risk™. It describes the business risk...
by Knox Keith | Sep 14, 2026 | Blog Posts
A friend of mine, Anh, invited me into a group I should have simply been grateful for. She’s built a small business of her own and spent years cultivating a genuine community of other small-business owners around her. She’s included me more than once,...
