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October 16, 2025MEG Leadership Blog Celebrates One Year Anniversary

October 2025 marks the one year anniversary of Dr. Scott's Wednesday Leadership blog. In commemoration of the event, MEG recently published a press release highlighting the inaugural year of the popular blog. For the article, Dr. Scott stated, "it has been a really fun year sharing my leadership knowledge and experiences and I’m excited for another year of using this platform to promote the importance of leadership studies and development.” Follow along with Dr. Scott's Wednesday Leadership Blog . Read the full press release . ... Read more

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October 15, 2025Badly Leading Leaders

By Dr. Scott. In this final installment in our current series on bad leadership, we’ll broaden our scope beyond Leaders Leading Badly and When Leaders Lead Badly to focus on ways that even good leaders can sometimes ineffectively mentor and guide the individuals in the leadership funnel. If you’ve been reading along with me, you know that I place succession planning and preparing the next generation of leadership at the top of my list relating to operational leadership best practices. I’ve even highlighted the importance of these topics in separate pieces. See, for example, my series on succession planning: Leadership Potential , Implementing the Succession Plan , Monitoring Succession Plan Implementation , and Emergency Succession Planning . This week, we examine three pitfalls for leaders who find themselves badly leading the future leaders of their organizations. Specifically, we’ll look at how ineffective leaders tend to undermine their subordinates, perpetu... Read more

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September 04, 2025Corporate Security Case Study: Rick Rescorla

By: Dr. Ken Gemlich You may be asking yourself, “who is Rick Rescorla?” In this blog, we’ll answer just that as we take a look at Rescorla’s life, training, and contributions to corporate security. Specifically, we’ll examine his decisive actions that saved thousands of lives during the September 11th attacks on the World Trade Center. Early Life and Service Though Rick Rescorla is not universally well known, he was a decorated, three-time hero. Rescorla started off life in 1939, in Hayle, United Kingdom. His hometown, during World War 2, teemed with American soldiers preparing for the Normandy landings. Richard idolized these soldiers and wanted to grow up and be one. Following his boyhood dreams, at age 16, Rescorla left home and joined the British Army as a paratrooper and went on to serve during the Cyprus emergency that occurred from 1957-1960. After his service, he left England to become a police officer in Rhodesia, where he met American Soldiers who tried to c... Read more

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September 02, 2025 New Quality Management Certificates Launching Soon Dr. Scott Eidson, EVP of the Madison School of Professional Development, announced this week that the MSPD will be launching new certificate programs in Quality Management. Throughout 2025, MEG has continued to produce new certificate programs across several disciplines including business, leadership, artificial intelligence, information technology, and Teaching English as a Second Language (TESL). The new course launching in September 2025 is ISO 9001 Quality Management Systems and will b...

May 30, 2025 New Free Success in Business Certification Launched New Free Success in Business Certification Launched The fourth, free certificate in the Madison School of Professional Development Success in Business S...

June 05, 2025 New IT Programs Launch 9 June 2025 New IT Programs Launch 9 June 2025 New programs and services continue to roll out here at Madison Education Group and the Madison Schoo...

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