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Sustaining Thought Leadership

Doris Gilman June 01, 2010 Management No Comments

Mike Critelli, retired chairman and CEO of Pitney Bowes.

Mike Critelli, who retired in 2007 as executive chairman and CEO of Pitney Bowes, Stamford, CT, is more active than ever.

In this podcast, he shares his special brand of thought leadership, which continues by taking the road less traveled. This has been a recurring theme throughout Mike’s career, which included roles as head of Human Resources and General Counsel at Pitney Bowes. As you listen to the podcast, thought leadership can be a lifelong endeavor.

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