Looking Around the Curve
May 6, 2020
What defines a resilient organization? And how can you proactively make yours more resilient, even in the middle of responding to a crisis? Resilience isn’t
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Remote Work ≠ Crisis Work from Home
April 20, 2020
by Lindsey Gage An unprecedented number of people have found themselves suddenly thrust into the new normal of working from home. Having worked exclusively from
Yesterday’s Elections: Three Tips to Keep Your Eye on the Local Government Prize
April 8, 2020
Local elections around the country are being held this spring and many Colorado localities chose new leadership yesterday. The constant onslaught of news regarding COVID-19,
Building Community Trust: One Thing Your Oil & Gas Company Can Do Today
March 24, 2020
by Anne Carto Three weeks ago, our daily lives were already consumed by instantaneous information through news, social media, and texting. Today, your community stakeholders
Solving Oklahoma’s Earthquake Problem
February 12, 2020
by Michael Teague We had a major earthquake problem. My immediate thought was the safety of the over forty dams we were responsible for. On
Equal Opportunity Opposition – No Energy Siting is Easy
February 7, 2020
by Anne Carto, Engagement Manager, Adamantine Energy and Dahvi Wilson, VP of Public Affairs, Apex Clean Energy Many of our readers here have deep experience
But It Wasn’t Us! Communities Have Zero Tolerance For Your Vendors
July 30, 2019
You have a different company name on your business card and truck than your vendors, but that doesn’t matter in the eyes of your stakeholders.
Down the Fracking Hole
March 22, 2019
By Tisha Schuller This article was originally published in PERC’s Winter 2018 edition. Even a meek person can snarl like a rabid dog when faced