Strategic Guidance ... (the whiteglove approach)

In guiding MBA/business graduate students on responsibility in advising/ providing strategic guidance, one of the key messages is the total embracement of the problems faced by your client: the CEO/CVO (Chief Executive Officer/Chief Visionary Officer).

With great power comes great responsibility: Uncle Ben's dictum to Peter Parker in 1962, and a theme that has underscored the notion of superheroes and others for a long time. Regardless of the adversities, we must remember if we take on a client, there is a certain code of honor -which I describe as the whiteglove approach ...

One song that powerfully exemplifies some of my feelings is the song Stand By Me expressed in the following video with South by Southwest (SXSW):

31 December 2009- 23 March 2010  :

 

David is faced with recovering and maintaining a company that has gone through the "ringer". The inventor Dr. David Long MD/PhD has passed away from cancer and unfortunately few know that he held a key technology that could lower the costs of healthcare related to breast cancer diagnostics.

Biofield was rejected by the FDA starting with the following article since 1997:

http://www.nytimes.com/1997/03/01/business/biofield-s-stock-falls-after-fda-rejects-its-device.html?pagewanted=1

On February 2010, Singaporean independent researchers published the following peer-reviewed report:

The number of lives helped by a revitalization of this technology and project is what drives me. Numerous women suffer from unnecessary losses in breast cancer in both US and foreign countries and today the costs of diagnostics have become increasingly higher and will be regulated. One solution would be to accept lower costing and effective technologies. Policies that once protected costly mammograms and rejected alternative methods may need to be re-visited based on the economic strains:

 

Foreign Emerging Markets also indicate a significant need that is under-addressed due to high costs associated diagnostics equipment: