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Innovator Interview: Tony Wong, Founder of Digital Onion

“Point Man: Setting Real Goals and Getting Things Done”

“Get everyone on the same page and use a BIG page.”

In today’s faster, more complex business environment Tony Wong, the founder of Digital Onion, has redefined the role of Project Manager.
His Point Man Leadership method reorders and simplifies tasks for better results.

He started out in software development and moved his way up the chain, transitioning to project management. Along the way he has learned what works, but perhaps more importantly what doesn’t. He will give you some tips on how to better manage your time, by focusing on what is important and simplifying your project system.

To date Tony has managed multi-million dollar projects for several big name companies, including: Nestle, Honda, Lexus, and Motorolla.

Website: http://digitalonioninc.com/

Blog: http://digitalonioninc.com/wordpress/

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Why All Your Smart Friends are Talking about Seth Godin: Tips from “Tribes”

2008 was a pretty great year for Seths. 20th Century Fox made “Family Guy” creator Seth MacFarlane the highest-paid writer-producer on planet earth, Seth Rogen proved moreover that he’s worth his (considerable) weight in box-office gold, and Seth Godin’s book Tribes became a consensus must-read in business and innovation circles.

Ok, so the latter Seth might not exactly be a household name just yet, but I’m sure some of your friends are talking about him…at least the smart ones are.

If you haven’t read Tribes, buy it or stea-…I…uh… mean borrow it from a friend… YESTERDAY.

Seriously.

I just finished the book and it speaks to me on several levels AND I want to share with you some of the more critical points and highlights that will help you grow as an innovator and as a leader.

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