Books
Bench, Marcia. Gewirtz, Mindy et al. Taking the Leap. Amazon #1 Amazon Best Selling Book, 2024.
Britt, Jim. Gewirtz, Mindy featured author et. al. Cracking the Rich Code Volume 14. #1 Amazon International Best Seller. Ingram Spark.2024.
Britt, Jim. Gewirtz, Mindy. Featured coauthor - Cracking the Rich Code: Inspiring Stories, Insights, and Strategies from Thought Leaders Around the World Volume 11. Ingram Spark. 2023.
Gewirtz, M. and Hamilton S. and Gallant, C. Co-authors - Conversation Secrets for Tomorrow’s Leaders: 21 Obvious Secrets Leaders Do Not Use Enough. Amazon, 2021.
Gewirtz, M.L., Employees' Perspectives Regarding Eldercare Initiatives: The Experience at The Travelers Companies, Published Dissertation, Boston University, Boston, MA, 1995.
Newman, E., Newman, D., Gewirtz, M.L., Associate Authors, The Elderly Criminal, Oelgeschlager, Gunn and Hain, Inc., Cambridge, MA, 1984.
Book Chapters
Gewirtz, M. and Fried, M., Organizational Strategies for Network Weaving Work-Life Integration into 24/7 Cultures, book chapter in Rubin, B. Ed. Workplace Temporalities: Research in the Sociology of Work Volume 17: Amsterdam: Elsevier June 2007.
Gewirtz, M. and Fried, M., Network Weaving: Using Organizational Strategies for Work-Life Integration, Guest Column in national newsletter: Work and Family Connection 2006.
Gewirtz, M. L., Gumpert, P., Sustaining Top Leadership Teams: The Promise and the Pitfalls, in Collaborative Systems Fieldbook, Beryerlein, M., Editor, Jossey-Bass/Pfeifer, 2003.
Gewirtz, M. L. and Gumpert, P., The Malden Mills Story, The Center for the Study of Work Teams, University of North Texas, Dallas, Texas, 1999.
Porath, M., Gewirtz, M.L., Gumpert, P., Teams at Malden Mills Industries: Theory, Implementation, and Measurement of Critical Success Factors, Beyerlein M.
Editor, Developing High-Performance Work Teams, ASTD, 1998.
Gewirtz, M. L., The Promise and the Practice: Elder Care Initiatives in the Corporate Culture, Human Dilemmas in Work Organizations, A. Korman, Editor, Guilford Press, NY, 1994.
Articles
Gewirtz, M. L., Winning Leadership Styles, Linking Emotional Intelligence to Business Results, the Security Beacon, ASIS International, Advancing Security Worldwide, summer 2005.
Gewirtz, M. L., Investing in People Power, Capitalizing on Intangible Assets, Capital Venue Newsletter, March 2005.
Gewirtz, M. L. People Power. The Security Beacon, ASIS International, Advancing Security Worldwide, April 2005. (Pdf)See pages 7-8
Gewirtz, M. L, Strategies for Creating Positive Work Environments to Reduce Stress and other Risks, Thinking Aloud, February 2005- Worldwide Women Insight and Technology, Worldwide (hm)
Gewirtz, M. L., Interview with Liz Ryan: WorldWit Radio, February 2005.
Gewirtz, M. L., People Power, IMIS (Institute for Management Information Systems) Journal, United Kingdom, November 2004.
Gewirtz, M. L. et al. Coping with the Changing Realities of Work and Life, GLS Consulting, 2002. Conducted follow-up research with 700 men and women.
Gewirtz, M. L., and Lindsey A., Women in the New Economy: Insights and Realities, GLS Consulting, 2001. A monograph based on research with 165 women.
Workshops and Presentations
Gewirtz, Mindy et al. Panelist for ICF NJ workshop Coaching and Mental Health. 2024Gewirtz, Mindy et. al. Moderator. ICF NJ workshop on Assessments: Hogan, IDI, and Communications 2025.
Gewirtz, M. L. and Heller, D., Trusted Advisor Workshop, Senior Women’s Bar Association, Boston, November 2005.
Gewirtz, M. L. et al. Marsh Technology and Telecommunications Practice, M&A Roundtable Series: Post Deal Integration-Success of Failure? Waltham, MA. May 2005.
Gewirtz, M. L. and Kramer D. - The secret to Successful Business Development: Creating Collaborative Negotiations as a Corporate Capability.
Workshop conducted at Legal Marketing Association of New England Regional Conference, November 2004, Warren Conference Center Ashland, MA.
Gewirtz, M. L., and Smith, J., “Malden Mills, Weaving Teams into the Corporate Fiber,” The National Association for Quality Professionals, Orlando, Florida, 2000.
Gewirtz, M.L., "The Driving Forces That Impact Eldercare in the Workforce," Keynote Speaker, Boston Work and Family Forum, Boston, MA, March 1994.
Gewirtz, M.L., "Integrating Eldercare Initiatives into the Corporate Culture,” paper presented at Work-Life Conference, Boston, MA, June 1993.Gewirtz, M.L., "Accessing Jewish Community Services,” The Journal of Jewish Communal Services, winter, 1987, pp. 163-172.
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