Top Australian journals have published recent articles by Phil Burgess on management issues in the down-under. "On selling tickets to a chook raffle...and other lessons from the AGM" appears in Keeping Good Companies, (May 2006), pp 200-207, published by the Chartered Secretaries of Australia Ltd. Phil's "Regulating to greatness...and other fables and quaint ideas for economic development" appears in Australian Chief Executive (May 2006), pp. 8-11, published by Committee for Economic Development of Australia (CEDA).
News Archive
Burgess articles published in Australia
Mon, 05/01/2006
Phil Burgess keynotes the Tennessee Summit on Digital Government
Wed, 06/01/2005
"Sniffers and Triggers: The Use of Sensornetics in the Management of the Engineered World" is the title of the keynote delivered by Phil Burgess to the opening plenary on "Trends and Issues in the Digital Culture" at the Tennessee Summit on Digital Government. The Summit was convened by the Government Technology Executive Leadership Forum in Nashville on June 1-2, 2005
Burgess co-authors Clapham Bulletin focusing on suffering and the Asian tsunami
Mon, 02/21/2005
"A Mid-Winter's Night Tragedy: The Asian Tsunami and God's Hand in Suffering," The Clapham Bulletin, Annapolis: The Clapham Institute, January 2005 (with Mike Metzger).
Burgess co-authors Clapham Bulletin on the origin of Halloween
Mon, 02/21/2005
"Trick or Treat...or Treacherous: Celebrating...or Scorning Halloween, Fairies, and Ghouls," The Clapham Bulletin, Annapolis: The Clapham Institute, January 2005 (with Mike Metzger).
Burgess provides management advisory services to Baltimore inner-city organization devoted to helping kids achieve their full potential
Fri, 11/19/2004
Phil Burgess and Ray Sydnor, former NFL star with the Philadelphia Eagles and founder and president of Mentoring Academic-Athletic Partnerships (MAAP), based in Baltimore, worked together with The Clapham Institute to prepare a program plan that outlines MAAP's approach to foster personal responsibility, nurture leadership and build communities in inner-city neighborhoods.
Burgess works with Georgetown-based Evermay Society to develop a non-profit center to serve emerging leadership
Thu, 09/02/2004
Phil Burgess has been retained by Georgetown-based Evermay Society to help design a center to support emerging leadership in the Washington area and to provide a venue for established leadership, both public and private, to meet to address issues of common concern. The final report was delivered to Evermay Society president Harry Belin on August 24, 2004.
Burgess delivers paper on teaching from a worldview perspective to the annual meeting of Christian Schools International (CSI) in Washington, D.C.
Sun, 07/25/2004
Phil Burgess and Annapolis Area Christian School superintendent Larry Kooi delivered "Worldview Thinking/Worldview Teaching: An Evaluation of a Pilot Summer Institute for Teachers in Christian Education," at the annual meeting of Christian Schools International (CSI) in Washington, D.C., July 23-24, 2004 (with Mike Metzger, Larry Kooi and Dave Castle).
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Reboot Your Life
It’s better to wear out than rust out.” That is the message of Reboot! While American culture glamorizes the “Golden Years” of endless leisure and amusement, Phil Burgess rejects retirement, as he makes the case for returning to work in the post-career years, a time he calls later life.