Wed, 1 July 2009 Discover how to motivate employees even in tough times with today’s AIE Imaging Executive podcast Despite the fact that different people have varying emotions and experiences, there is a single key to motivating anyone: purpose. In today’s AIE Imaging Executive Podcast, Bates Communications president and CEO Suzanne Bates, author of the new book “Motivate like a CEO,” explains how to leverage purpose to get your employees motivated, regardless of the circumstances. Comments[0] |
Wed, 24 June 2009 Better Vacation Photography Photographer David Huffman tells how to choose and use a digital camera for great vacation photographs. Huffman served 20 years with Kodak, and was their director of photographic instruction. Comments[0] |
Wed, 17 June 2009 Hear tips for leading a business in tough times in today’s AIE Imaging Executive podcast Dr. Ed Boswell, president and CEO of The Forum Corp., Boston, Mass., is no stranger to the many challenges business owners and executive face every day. His firm specializes in helping other companies, such as DuPont, Mellon Financial, Electronic Data Systems (EDS), Carlson Wagonlit Travel and Merck, leap hurdles like transforming their sales force, refocusing on the customer, shifting to a performance culture, and developing leaders at all levels. These tasks and others are all the more difficult in a poor economy. In today’s AIE Imaging Executive podcast, Boswell shares his insights on many topics, including what leaders can learn from history, and what steps to take while navigating an organization through choppy waters. Comments[0] |
Wed, 10 June 2009 Discover how introverted business leaders can maximize strengths in today’s Imaging Executive podcast Almost half of all business owners and executives are introverts – a personality trait that offers both challenges and benefits in the working world. In today’s Imaging Executive podcast, PMA senior editor Jennifer Kruger interviews executive coach Dr. Jennifer Kahnweiler, founder and president of AboutYOU Inc., an Atlanta-based leadership consultancy, who shares the insights she gleaned on this topic while researching her new book, “The Introverted Leader: Building on Your Quiet Strength.” Comments[0] |
Wed, 3 June 2009 Hear about the latest in custom photo books in today's AIE Imaging Executive podcast. Leading photo book maker Blurb just released improved new design software, Blurb BookSmart 2.0, and is now offering 12-by-12 square photo books. Founder and CEO Eileen Gittins provides details on her company’s latest offerings, and the market overall. We’ll also hear about the 2009 Photography.Book.Now juried competition, which encourages photographers to publish their own books. The AIE Imaging Executive Podcast comes from the Association of Imaging Executives (AIE), and offers leadership insights and a glimpse at the future of imaging. Hosted by Paul Worthington, editor of The 6Sight Report, the weekly podcast provides imaging industry executives insight into management practices and innovative technology, with interviews with leading experts. Comments[1] |
Wed, 27 May 2009 Leader mentoring is an important practice for business owners, but one that is often done improperly or not at all, according to Dr. Michael Shenkman, author "Leader Mentoring: Find, Inspire and Cultivate Great Leaders" and president of Arch of Leadership, a leadership mentoring firm based in Albuquerque, N.M. In today's AIE Imaging Executive podcast, PMA senior editor Jennifer Kruger interviews Shenkman, who explains the need for leader mentoring, and how business owners and executives can do it successfully. The podcast is hosted by Paul Worthington.Comments[0] |
Wed, 20 May 2009 AIE Imaging Executive Podcast reveals how to renegotiate a contractRenegotiating a contract – like rent or an equipment lease – can help business owners get through tough times. Jim Camp, founder and president of The Camp Group and author of the book, “No: The Only Negotiating System You Need for Work and Home,” has developed a negotiating model taught in MBA programs from Harvard to NYU. Camp is interviewed by PMA senior editor Jennifer Kruger on today's AIE Imaging Executive podcast to offer listeners advice on how to approach a contract renegotiation. The podcast is hosted by Paul Worthington. Comments[0] |
Wed, 13 May 2009 Light Crafts offers affordable image editing with Aurora. Light Crafts calls its new program “powerfully simple photo editing, organizing and sharing software.”Aurora uses algorithms to mimic how the human eye processes images, and presents suggested photo corrections so all the user has to do is chose and click. For more on image editing software market, 6Sight Report editor Paul Worthington speaks with Light Craft’s founder Fabio Riccardi. Comments[0] |
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Wed, 29 April 2009 The commercial photography business is changing dramatically: How can you best compete? In this AIE Imaging Executive podcast, Suzanne Sease and Amanda Stone explain how photographers can thrive in tough times, as they discuss their new book, “The Photographer’s Survival Guide.”Comments[0] |






Discover how to motivate employees even in tough times with today’s AIE Imaging Executive podcast
Better Vacation Photography
Hear tips for leading a business in tough times in today’s AIE Imaging Executive podcast
Discover how introverted business leaders can maximize strengths in today’s Imaging Executive podcast
Hear about the latest in custom photo books in today's
Leader mentoring is an important practice for business owners, but one that is often done improperly or not at all, according to 

The commercial photography business is changing dramatically: How can you best compete? In this AIE Imaging Executive podcast, Suzanne Sease and Amanda Stone explain how photographers can thrive in tough times, as they discuss their new book, “The Photographer’s Survival Guide.”