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Here are my latest presentation on leading an organization through the current uncertainties. Please comment, like and share!

Leading in an Uncertain World. How to Achieve Organizational Success It is human nature for most people to seek a predictable life. But we will in the most unpredictable times in over 100 years. Darsweil Rogers Founder CFP I...

California family and friends. Be safe in this weather! I know this is a new experience for California.

If you end up in a power outage, you should know that there will not be any attempts to do repair to wires until the wind has died down below 30 miles an hour. That is the safety limit on bucket trucks. Then they will prioritize based on needs of the community. This includes restoring power to many people as quickly as possible. If you live remote or in an area lots of trees you may be delayed.

Also, if downed trees took out the power don’t go romaning around being nosey. There may be live wires out there. The utility company will exercise caution to keep everyone safe. That is more important thank speed.

The water system runs on electricity so water my be interrupted.

You don’t typically think of the electric company as having first responders, but they are going to be who will be first in to restore, normalcy in a lot of areas.

This comes courtesy of a former utility board member :-)

The International Black Summit is coming this Summer. I interview three of the organizers My guests Jonn Thomas, The International Black Summit, Inc. is a 501c3, 100% volunteer lead organization. Founded by, attended by and delivered to people of ...

I have been invited by Unearth Labs to talk about the future of utilities in a competitive marketplace. Please join us for the conversation. Register below.

Competitive Utilities: Sustainable Growth Through Innovation Join us for a conversation with Darsweil Rogers of CFP Innovation to learn about how utilities and enterprises can build a strong competitive advantage. 

Coworking in crisis?

Was WeWork Ever Going to Work? Tech investors are often the last to see what’s so problematic about the disrupters.

Advice on Economic Development

Our research program recently published a peer-reviewed article in Economic Development Quarterly with faculty from the UNC School of Government and UNC Department of Political Science.

Here are the top 3 things we found about how North Carolina’s local governments are engaging in economic development. Want to know more? Take a look at our recent blog post: http://bit.ly/31VBRil