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Are these people discussing business or community service? Blogger Ed O’Leary has an interesting answer to that.

Doing well by doing good

Community service is part of the banker’s job
9 things you must consider before inking that vendor deal

9 things you must consider before inking that vendor deal

Planning should be more than one step at a time
UNconventional Wisdom is a periodic guest blog where the conventional wisdom is held up for fresh inspection, often with divergent recommendations. If you have some "UNconventional Wisdom" to share, email scocheo@sbpub.com.

10 leadership lessons for crisis management

Reputation risk management sometimes defies natural instincts
7 Difference-Making Leadership Behaviors. By Matt M. Starcevich and Arnold Sykes. Center for Coaching and Mentoring, Inc. 107 pp.

Where “tone at the top” pays off

Book Review: 7 roads to better management style
Do you feel like you have to reinvent yourself? It can be done, and may be just what the doctor ordered, says blogger Ed O’Leary.

How a fallen doctor’s story could help you heal

Stuck in a rut? There’s a way out
Risk management relies on risk culture as a foundation, not as a top coat. Without a strong risk culture as the footing, a bank has nothing but hollow words supporting its decisionmaking.

ERM’s frequent missing link: a strong risk culture

Risk culture is foundation—not the trimming—for risk management
Stiletto Network: Inside The Women’s Power Circles That Are Changing The Face Of Business. By Pamela Ryckman. Amacom. 272 pp.

Can power circles boost women bankers’ careers?

Book Review: Plus 11 tips for women’s advancement
Blogger John Ginovsky analyzes four research reports dealing with the increasing infiltration of cloud computing in banking.

Cloud slips away from CIOs’ grasp

Beyond SaaS, PaaS, IaaS, focus on BaaS (Banking as a Service)
Skilled credit people have been allowed to retire without much thought put into replacing their abilities and experience, says blogger Ed O’Leary.

Is your bank really ready for increased credit demand?

Many credit departments lack muscle and skills necessary to support sound growth
Start At The End: How Companies Can Grow Bigger and Faster by Reversing Their Business Plan. By Dave Lavinsky. Wiley. 241 pp.

When wrong end round is right

Book Review: To jumpstart improvement, set concrete goals first
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