Design

Rhoda Kuflik writes from the amazing memories of a five-year-old child growing up in WWII Poland. Hers is a story of kindnesses and miracles that keep her family alive as they escape Nazi control and make their way to America. The photos that she rescues as they flee their home in Poland make this book a [...]

Russ published his memoirs in 2010. He divides his memoir into four books: his ancestral roots, his father's family of origin, his own story of growing up, and his career and family. He adds an addendum of that includes his salaries at each job he worked and the buying and selling price complete with photo [...]

Paul Lundborg provides an important historical document as he tells, with modern-day understanding, of the experience of his pioneer ancestors and the impact it has had on his life.

Thomas von Fischer recounts life as the son and grandson of ministers in small-town rural Minnesota. He navigates the delicate waters of having relatives in Germany during WWII.

Phil Goldsmith weaves a rich tale of his ancestral family tree from the roots formed by those who escaped Russian pogroms before the holocaust, to the trunk as they grew strong in America, and the branches as his own family grows.

Liz Dow, CEO of LEADERSHIP Philadelphia, writes on what it means to be a connector, “the invisible sinews that bind a diverse community together. . . .” One of the featured connectors in her book, Phil Goldsmith, later published his memoirs with us.

Dr. Renee B. Booth, Ph.D., and Michele A. Porterfield, of Leadership Solutions, Inc., offer this in-depth manual for developing leadership skills.

Medard Gabel and participants of the Global Solutions Lab share the strategic plans and strategies for meeting the world’s needs that they developed, and presented at the United Nations.

Medard Gabel and David Heeney published the Design Science Primer as a manual for the participants in their annual Global Solutions Lab.