What Is Your “5R” Return To Work Plan?
Two months ago, before Covid-19, nobody imagined that businesses, organizations and governments would have to figure out how to re-start and get business moving forward again, nearly from scratch. The...
View ArticleInvestors Should “STAY COOL” When It Comes To Fruit And Vegetables
In the rapidly changing economic landscape under COVID-19, one thing remains true: investors, hoping to mitigate losses from the plummeting stock market, are searching for promising new avenues for...
View ArticleDid Our Companies Fare Well During This Unique Period?
In early March, we all started our Safer-At-Home experiences. In our two plus months, we all have also learned new experiences that we hope we never have to relearn. But then, there were some learning...
View ArticleUnexpected Ways to Grow Your Business by Switching to Remote Work
Over the past few months, we’ve seen virtually every business capable of operating without in-person contact shift to working remotely. It’s safe to say that many of these businesses did not have a...
View ArticleS.A.F.E.R. at Work Program
With conversations picking up about returning to work, now is good time to share 24 Hour Home Care’s S.A.F.E.R. at Work program where they provide qualified on-site screeners for temperature checks and...
View ArticleWhen in Doubt, Do the Opposite
If you’re inclined to seize greater control in either of these situations, do the opposite. Follow the advice of the unemployed guy who lives with his parents. License and Republishing: The views...
View ArticlePut Your Business In The Fast Lane By Running It Like A Race Team
The global pandemic has forced many organizations to change the way they work overnight. But this opportunity is bigger than mastering remote work and new tools. We have the chance to adopt a way of...
View ArticleUnleashing Performance through Professional “Majors” (They’re Not Just for...
You’ve seen it in your colleagues. You’ve seen it in your direct reports. You may have even seen it in yourself once or twice: performing lower than expected. Doing the bare minimum. Seeking too much...
View ArticleHow Ethics Can Empower Today’s Technology And Healthcare Leaders To Bring Us...
Ethics sits within the heart of leadership. With a growing number of ethics scandals being reported, from the downfall of Theranos and a money-laundering scandal at Denmark’s Danske Bank, to the...
View ArticleFour Tips For Startup Entrepreneurs In The Post-COVID19 Era To Reframe...
As outside general corporate counsel to well over a hundred startups in all stages of growth in my legal career, across the innovation ecosystem in Silicon Valley and beyond, I am often asked by...
View ArticleAuthenticity Is Key to Building Solid Relationships Amid the COVID-19 Crisis
The effects of COVID-19’s spread across the globe have been wide-ranging and indiscriminate. Companies are losing revenue and filing for bankruptcy. Millions of people have lost their jobs while...
View ArticleWhy Keeping A Positive Attitude To Sleep Matters
Airways and social media platforms are currently flooded with free advice about how to manage ourselves during lockdown. For those of us who have – mercifully – shown no signs of having COVID-19 there...
View ArticleWhy CEOs Should Resist The Pull Toward “Urgency Addiction”
Is it possible to care too much about your customers? It’s a debate that’s been ignited by the recent, pre-pandemic controversy over Away CEO Stephanie Korey’s hardball treatment of employees who were...
View ArticleRanked: The World’s Best Countries In Which To Start A Career, 2020
The United Kingdom has been named as the best country in the world for starting a career, according to the CEOWORLD magazine for 2020. Germany earned the No. 2 spot, followed by Canada in the third and...
View ArticleThe Reopening: An Unwritten Future
The on-and-off reopening we’re experiencing in North America isn’t a flick-of-the-switch restart. Re-entry is kicking off quickly for some, and it will creep along for others. There’s a pretty good...
View ArticleWhat We’re Learning (The Hard Way) About The Need For Corporate Innovation
The economy is moving in unprecedented and unpredictable ways. In the second quarter, U.S. GDP was down 4.8% compared to a year ago, its first drop since 2014. At the same time, April was the S&P...
View ArticleKKR will buy a $1.5 billion stake Billionaire Mukesh Ambani’s Reliance Jio
U.S. equity firm KKR announced it will invest $1.5 billion in Billionaire Mukesh Ambani’s Reliance Jio, joining fellow investors Facebook (invested $5.7 billion), Silver Lake, Vista Equity Partners,...
View ArticleSix Steps To Coronavirus Business Recovery
Businesses big and small have been pushed to their limits as a result of the Coronavirus pandemic. In April ASIC reported hundreds of businesses had applied to be deregistered with many going bankrupt....
View ArticleThe #1 Human Challenge in the Digital Age: Hyper-Learning
Covid19 has been and remains a major adaptive challenge for every person and organization. It has illuminated how hard it is for us to adapt our routines, our ways of being and our ways of working –...
View ArticleToward A New And Better Normal
As we near the light at the end of this strange tunnel we’ve been in, most of us are in the process of trying to get back to normal at work. I’d encourage CEOs to leave behind some aspects of the old...
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