If you bought three or more pairs of sneakers in the past year, you might be a natural-born leader, according to a new study from Mindset Media that was produced in conjunction with Nielsen's Online.

Connie Swaim started at Knightstown, IN-based Antique Week 21 years ago. She recently spoke to PRWeek about the perils of a collector covering the antiques business.

A working mother herself, Suzanne Riss has held senior posts at national magazines for ten-plus years, including editor-in-chief at Ticker and managing editor at American Demographics.

Article about leadership judgement has an immediate impact on 'USA Today' Money section readers

Former New Yorker Evan Smith took over the reins at Texas Monthly soon after President Bush was sworn into office in 2000. Smith talks to PRWeek about stepping on the toes of powerful PR pros, and whether Texas will come into play in next year's election.

Richard Huff joined the New York Daily News in 1993, and he's been covering the television industry since 1986 when he joined the Hollywood Reporter.

Dell's VP of global marketing and communications spoke to PRWeek executive editor Keith O'Brien a few days before Dell announced its new global marketing agency. He discussed the rationale behind Dell's decision, detailed the anticipated agency structure, and how the agency will improve efficiencies.

Casey Jones, VP of marketing at Dell, joined the company from McCann Erickson in May 2007. He has long been a proponent for integrated marketing solutions. He spoke to PRWeek on November 2.

A veteran editor and reporter with a number of telecom trade publications, including InformationWeek and Telecommunications magazine, Xchange Magazine executive Bob Wallace recently spoke with PRWeek about, among other things, the merits of online versus print publications and the shortcomings of trade show keynote speakers.

FT.com, July 19, 2007