Background
Higgins, Shaun O'Leary was born on March 22, 1948 in Princeton, Indiana, United States. Son of John Frank and Laura Dorothea (Thompson) Higgins.
(Press Gallery: The Newspaper in Modern and Postmodern Art...)
Press Gallery: The Newspaper in Modern and Postmodern Art celebrates the 400th anniversary of newspapers and the vibrancy of newspapers in the 21 century. Richly illustrated with more than 140 full-color reproductions, Press Gallery underscores the vitality of newspapers in the 21st century while providing a general introduction to the art of our times. Published to coincide with the 400th anniversary of the birth of newspapers, Press Gallery presents the works of more than 100 outstanding artists and artisans, including Pierre-Auguste Renoir, Juan Gris, Salvador Dali, Max Beckmann, Reginald Marsh, Man Ray, Jean Arp, Jacob Lawrence, Ellsworth Kelly, and Gerhard Richter. Press Gallery also features many works in which newspapers provide the raw material for artists. You will find newspapers used as "canvas," mixed media sculptures and installations -- even as trendy, wearable arts and crafts, such as earrings and purses. Matching the standards of America's best art book publishers, master craftsmen used state-of-the-art color reproduction techniques throughout Press Gallery to produce high-fidelity, color reproductions of paintings, collages, sculptures, installations and photographs from public and private collections. Measuring slightly more than 9 x 12 inches and hard-bound with a gold foil-stamped cloth cover and full-color dust jacket, this superbly crafted, 213-page volume will be treasured by all who love newspapers . . . and art!
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(Not art in newspapers, but how newspapers have been used ...)
Not art in newspapers, but how newspapers have been used as symbolic and thematic images in works of visual art, and have been incorporated into collages. Reproduces 210 paintings and drawings and lists hundreds of others, with a museum guide indicating where they can be viewed. Introductory essays
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(Movies For Business: Big-Screen Lessons in Corporate Visi...)
Movies For Business: Big-Screen Lessons in Corporate Vision, Entrepreneurship, Logistics and Ethics is the second volume in a series of self-study guides aimed at helping managers cope with difficult situations and improve day-to-day performance. Use this guide to: * Sharpen your product-development skills * Train your staff in leadership * Think through key entrepreneurial issues * Enliven your business presentations In this guide, you'll learn… * That even a seemingly hopeless situation can be managed successfully with creative use of resources (from the movie "Zulu") * How to avoid or survive a public-relations crisis (from the movie "Roger & Me") * Techniques for balancing work and family life (from the movie "One, Two, Three") Key concepts for developing new technologies (from the movie "The Story of Alexander Graham Bell") How to keep your entrepreneurial dream from turning into a nightmare (from the movie "Tucker: The Man and His Dream") In other words, you'll learn reel business lessons for real business performance. So grab a VCR or CD-player a great movie, a tub of popcorn and the Movies For Business book and start training. Management training doesn't get any better, easier or more fun than this!
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A VCR, a great movie, a tub of popcorn and a Management Goes to the Movies Study Guide . . . management training doesn't get any better, easier or more fun than this! "MOVIES FOR LEADERS: MANAGEMENT LESSONS FROM FOUR ALL-TIME GREAT FILMS" is the first volume in a series of self-study guides aimed at helping managers cope with difficult situations and improve day-to-day performance. This guide uses the movies "Hoosiers," "The Wizard of Oz," "Moby Dick" and "The Bridge on the River Kwai" to help managers sharpen their leadership skills, train their staffs to lead, think through key leadership issues and enliven their business presentations. The guide also contains references to online quizzes from moviesforbusiness.com where, after reading the book, readers can take an online examination and earn a Hollywood MBA (Master of Bijou Advice) in Leadership. Based on a corporate-training program developed by Shaun O'L. Higgins and Colleen Striegel and used in their companies for more than 15 years, "Movies for Leaders" also features an introductory essay on business as portrayed on screen from the 1930s to the 1990s. "Movies for Leaders" presents reel business lessons for real business performance. Among the lessons in its pages: * Why "The Wizard of Oz" is one of the greatest leadership training films ever made. * How minor strengths can blind you to a manager's major weaknesses. * Why you can't afford not to train every member of your team. * How to develop a mission statement employees can march to. Each chapter is filled with practical lessons on the keys to leadership, including motivational skills, decision making, judgment, planning, competitive strategy, ethics, communication and team building. Each chapter also features helpful sidebars with information about the movie, illustrative examples from actual businesses and elaborations on key concepts.
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Higgins, Shaun O'Leary was born on March 22, 1948 in Princeton, Indiana, United States. Son of John Frank and Laura Dorothea (Thompson) Higgins.
Bachelor in Communications, DePauw University, 1971.
Reporter, city editor, Lu-Mar Newspapers, Inc., Bloomington, Indiana, 1967-1969; managing editor, The Times, Brazil, Indiana, 1969-1972; congressional candidate, 7th District Indiana Democratic, Brazil, 1972; consultant, Keep's Creek Associations, Indianapolis, 1972-1973; wire editor, Times & Times World, Roanoke, Virginia, 1973-1974; freelance writer, editor, self-employed, New York City, 1974-1975; news editor, state bureau chief, Lee Newspapers, Inc., Billings, Helena, Montana, 1975-1979; assistant managing editor, Cowles Public Company, Spokane, Washington, 1973-1983; marketing director, Cowles Public Company, Spokane, 1983-1988; director marketing and sales, Cowles Public Company, Spokane, since 1988; president, chief operating officer, New Media Ventures, Inc., Cowles Public Company, Spokane, since 1993; chairman, Chief Executive Officer, Print Marketing Concepts, Inc., Houston, since 1996. Consultant in field; instructor in field. Owner The Oxalis Group, Spokane, since 1979.
(Movies For Business: Big-Screen Lessons in Corporate Visi...)
(Press Gallery: The Newspaper in Modern and Postmodern Art...)
(Not art in newspapers, but how newspapers have been used ...)
(A VCR, a great movie, a tub of popcorn and a Management G...)
(Book by Higgins, Shaun, Higgins, Shaun O'L.)
(First Edition)
Board directors, trustee Washington Commission for Humanities, Seattle, 1988-1993, United Way of Spokane County, 1988-1991. Trustee Northwest Museum Arts and Culture, since 2001. Member public relations advisory board DePauw University, since 1996.
Advisory board Pulliam Center Contemporary Media. Board directors Spokane Regional Convention and Visitors Bureau, 1991-1994, Spokane Symphony Orchestra, 1991-1996, Community Development Board, Spokane, 1986-1988. Trustee, chairman Spokane Area Economic Development Council, 1983-1991, chair, 1990.
Chairman Festival of Four Cultures, 1989. Member Spokane Advertising Federation (president 1988-1989, Lifetime Achievement award 2000), Direct Marketing Association, Public Relations Society of America, Society Professional Journalists, American Statistical Association, American Mathematics Association, National Association Business Economists, International Newspaper Marketing Association (trustee, international president since 1993, Silver Shovel award 1996), Newspaper Association American (retail council, business development committee, chair national political task force), World Association Newspapers (executive, director), Chautauqua Society Eastern Washington University, Voltaire Society of America (founding). Vachel Lindsay Association, Spokane Athletic Club.
Married Ann Glendening, November 23, 1975. Children: Flannery Maeve, Ian Dashiell.