Recently, the Institute for Corporate Productivity published a study surveying some of the top companies and people in the fields of management and innovation. 1  They examined some of the best people management practices at organizations known for innovation and found several ways that those companies develop and manage their human capital.
Birth Flowers for February - Iris. February's birth flower is the Iris, a flower with a name which originates from the Greek word for 'rainbow.' Irises are thought to represent valour, wisdom, friendship and hope. A bouquet of irises is therefore the perfect birthday gift for a dear friend or sagacious relative. Birth Flowers for March - Daffodil
Amethyst, the birthstone for February, is believed by ancient Greeks and Romans to ward off the intoxicating powers of Bacchus, also is said to keep the wearer clear-headed and quick-witted. Throughout history, the gemstone has been associated with many myths, legends, religions, and numerous cultures. English regalia were even decorated with amethysts during the Middle Ages to symbolize royalty. Amethyst is purple quartz, a beautiful blend of violet and red that can found in every corner of the earth. Historically, the finest amethyst were found in Russia and were featured in much royal European jewelry.