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Harry Hertz “The Baldrige Cheermudgeon”

Vietnam News

March 5, 2013

Headline, February 3, 2012 " Enterprises receive National Quality Award 2012". Sixty-seven outstanding enterprises were selected to receive the Vietnam

I Love My Wife

January 22, 2013

Let me start by clearly stating that Fran and I have been married over forty years and I am very happily married. I have no interest in dating. But, much as

When Baldrige Geeks Wed

May 1, 2012

What do you give the bride and groom when they are both Baldrige geeks? I struggled with the question, but then the answer seemed obvious: You give them their

The Setting Was Spiritual, the Event Was Emotional

April 26, 2012

Posted by Harry Hertz, the Baldrige Cheermudgeon It was the first time an Alaska Native/American Indian owned organization had received the Baldrige Award. It

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