The old joke goes “How do you eat an elephant?” Of course, the answer is “One bite at a time”. But what does an organization do when a catastrophic event is so enormous, such a large elephant, that the damage leaves … Continue reading →
After nearly two years in the making, my new book, Rise to the Occasion – Lessons from the Manefay Slide is to be released in the middle of January 2017. This book documents the largest mining landslide in history that … Continue reading →
This article is about a great act of leadership after the Manefay slide when the senior management of the mine helped change the outcome of this huge event by setting a seemingly impossible goal. The Manefay Slide at the Bingham … Continue reading →
The day after the Manefay slide was a time of great uncertainty. Pictures taken from a news helicopter showed that the landslide was larger than anticipated and did much more damage than expected. Many people believed that it was the … Continue reading →
