Anand Anandalingam

MBA Guide for the Democratic Party – Part 2

Part 1 spoke to the need for change in leadership of the Democratic Party. Besides leadership, we also teach strategy, tactics (operations and supply chain management, and marketing) and financing (finance and accounting) in a business school. With change in leadership, there is a better chance for improvement in these business attributes. Strategy generally involvesContinueContinue reading “MBA Guide for the Democratic Party – Part 2”

MBA Guide for the Democratic Party – Part 1

Having lost the recent Presidential election, failed to get a majority in the Senate or the House, and lost 65% of the governorships not to mention multiples of local elections in the United States, the Democratic Party really needs to revive itself in order to get back some modicum of power in this country. IfContinueContinue reading “MBA Guide for the Democratic Party – Part 1”

What American Workers Need is Re-Training, not False Promises

Dear Mr. Trump, Let me start by confessing that I was an ardent supporter of Hillary Clinton for a variety of reasons and have spent the last several months in dismay and depression about the results of the Presidential election. I still cannot believe that blue collar Americans, especially in the so-called “rust belt”, votedContinueContinue reading “What American Workers Need is Re-Training, not False Promises”

Unspoken Truths of the Brexit Vote

The elite narrative since the Brexit vote has focused on condescending views of those who voted to Leave: they did not know the consequences, they will be ones most hurt, they are so anti-immigrants, don’t they know that the U.K. economy will tank without the labour influx from the EU, and so on. I wasContinueContinue reading “Unspoken Truths of the Brexit Vote”