Marketing Toolkit

As a marketer or product manager, you can find useful approaches on market segmentation, strategic pricing, and other topics using the toolkit tag.

Leadership and Strategy

In addition to content on developing key leadership competencies such as building a tolerance for ambiguity, you can find strategy case studies looking at companies like GE and Starbucks.

Running

You can learn a lot about how people approach their careers by looking at how they approach their hobbies. Running is such an important part of my life that I have created a separate blog for it, Predawn Runner. Whether you are recreational or competitive, I welcome you to join me there in discussing how we fit running into an already-full life.

Tag Archives: autism

Developing Good Sleep Habits in Autistic Children

By Greg | Published: January 26, 2010

Developing good sleep habits in autistic children can help with their development, and involves the same practices used for developing good sleep behaviors in typically developing children. Here are some tips on how to do so.

Posted in Parenting | Also tagged health, Parenting | 2 Comments

A Basement Playroom to Ward off Winter Blues for Children with Autism (Featured Workspace?)

By Greg | Published: November 12, 2009

Seasonal shifts can be challenging for children with autism. Our son had a meltdown last year after returning from vacation and having to cope with the Cleveland winter. We have thus prepared our basement to be as much like an outdoor play area as possible, in preparation for the upcoming winter. Here are some of the items we have included.

Posted in Parenting | Also tagged Parenting | Leave a comment

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Hi, I'm Greg Strosaker, an innovative marketing executive and business leader, father to three boys (one with autism), accomplished marathon runner, husband to a pediatrician, amateur economist, and downright aspiring sommelier. Welcome to my state of Constant Cogitation.
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