Singer Burke Honored Among Variety’s 2020 Business Managers Elite
We are pleased to share that Singer Burke has once again been recognized by Variety.
Singer Burke Honored Among Variety’s 2019 Business Managers Elite
We are pleased to share that Singer Burke has once again been recognized as one of the elite business management firms by Variety.
Singer Burke Honored Among Variety’s 2018 Business Managers Elite
We are pleased to share that Singer Burke has once again been recognized as one of the elite business management firms by Variety, a top entertainment trade magazine.
Matthew Burke Honored Among The Hollywood Reporter’s
2018 Power Business Managers
We are pleased to share that Matthew Burke has been recognized as one of The Hollywood Reporter’s 2018 Power Business Managers.
A Disrespectful Loyalty
I recently had the opportunity to watch all ten episodes of the brilliant Ken Burns’ documentary, “The Vietnam War.” In episode nine, I was introduced to the phrase (which was the title of the episode) – “A Disrespectful Loyalty.” Seeing the Vietnam War era footage of mass protests reminded me of the broad spectrum of local and national protests that have been building momentum since the presidential election about a year ago. And then this recent headline (October 28, 2017): Americans are facing the largest social and political crisis since the Vietnam War, according to new poll results
Singer Burke Honored as Variety’s 2017 Business Managers Elite
We are pleased to share that Singer Burke has been recognized as one of the elite firms in our industry by Variety, a top entertainment trade magazine.
Heart-Centered Leadership Makes All the Difference
Authors and poets often use metaphors to convey their true meaning. Nobel Prize winning (for Literature) Chilean poet Pablo Neruda was especially adept at the use of metaphor to convey images – take this example from Neruda’s love poem If You Forget Me:
Letting Go of One for the Good of All
We like to think that our workplace can be inviting, like a second home. It’s where we spend a lot of our time, so we want it to be free from hostility. Although we generally aspire to make our workplaces welcoming, there may be people—or just that one person—who make it anything but welcoming for everyone else. Disgruntled employees are more common than we would like to believe, but alas, they are there making your life a living hell.
An Enlightened Definition of Leadership
As I survey the landscape these days it seems that somewhere along the line we may have lost/forgotten/misplaced our “moral imagination” (this was the phrase used by former Library of Congress Poet Laureate Robert Haas during my recent visit to the 12th bi-annual Geraldine R. Dodge Poetry Festival in Waterloo Village, New Jersey…the four day festival was truly one of the most inspirational experiences of my life). The financial markets are in chaos, global geo-political initiatives appear frustrating and confusing at best, and as Bill Maher recently asked on his HBO talk show: “Are you better off than you were 4 days ago?”
Wisdom, Warriors and The Bravery To Be Yourself
World affairs can be a source of concern to all of us: the threat of nuclear war, widespread poverty and economic instability, random terrorist attacks, social and political chaos and psychological upheavals of many kinds. The world is in absolute turmoil. Where can we find the wisdom to solve the world’s problems?
