Schneider Electric Builds A ‘Lighthouse’ In Lexington
The manufacturing community recognizes the need for beacons to pull the global economy out of the pall cast by Covid-19. Schneider Electric has been responding with so-called “lighthouse factories”...
View ArticleTop Canadian Business Leader Joins CEO Coaching International
MIAMI, Fla., Dec 03, 2020 – CEO Coaching International, the leading firm for coaching growth-focused CEOs and entrepreneurs globally, is pleased to announce Bruce Bowser as its newest Partner and...
View ArticleThe Core Value that Almost Every Single Company Forgets
I started at the tech company Rackspace when I was twenty years old. I was thirty when I resigned. I had trained countless people and served our customers well. And in one terrible instant, it felt...
View Article8 Myths of Private Equity
If you mention private equity to the average person, their first thought will likely be negative. They’ll think of an industry that destroys companies in search of the almighty profit, irrespective of...
View ArticleThe Best 2021 Content Calendar Template to Get Organized All Year
Here at CoSchedule, we follow the philosophy of planning your work, then working your plan. And for content creators, there’s no better organizational hub than a well-planned content calendar. When...
View ArticleThriving In Sustained Ambiguity
As a strategist, I am very comfortable with ambiguity. After all, ambiguity is intrinsic to strategy development and execution. Uncertainty is the norm. Thus, I’ve been surprised by how challenging it...
View ArticleTry These 7 Fun and Easy Headline Writing Exercises To Coax Out Your Creativity
Do you dread writing headlines more than doing a pull-up in gym class? You know the bar for good headlines is high, and everyone’s eyes watch to see if you’ll reach it. Each time you try, you try a...
View ArticleTry These 7 Fun and Easy Headline Writing Exercises To Coax Out Your Creativity
Do you dread writing headlines more than doing a pull-up in gym class? You know the bar for good headlines is high, and everyone’s eyes watch to see if you’ll reach it. Each time you try, you try a...
View ArticleReimagining the Office beyond the Pandemic
“What’s the purpose of the office?” That is a question I’ve been asking many people in recent years — not ever imagining that the future of offices would be the most hotly debated topic in 2020....
View ArticleMental Toughness – Control Your Thoughts, Achieve Higher Levels Of Success
The most successful people are those who are mentally tough. They choose thoughts that biologically improve their quality of life. Twenty years ago, I set out to combine what I knew about cognitive...
View ArticleBlurred Lines Between Business And Society Changing CEO Purpose And Pay...
The world is changing, shifting virtually aspect of the CEO role from how they lead to how they are compensated. In today’s complex world, CEOs are dealing with the fallout from a pandemic, social and...
View ArticleThe Board Room Blind Spot: HR and Communications Expertise Needed
Few will dispute that these chaotic and calamitous times mean corporate executives face some of the toughest challenges of their careers. More companies are recognizing and developing an...
View ArticleHow frontline leadership accelerates business transformation
The traditional concept of frontline leadership conjures up images of a CEO rallying the troops and defending their competitive perimeter. However, the scale and pace of disruption that is now business...
View ArticleWhy Do People Talk Within Themselves?
“Writing is like talking to yourself, just in a way that makes it look like you’re not crazy!” ―Mary Kate When I was a child I often talked with others. When I was a professor I often talked with...
View ArticleHow to Identify Growth Opportunities?
If a company is unsure where future growth will come from, innovation is often the key, but many businesses struggle to leverage the opportunity. A McKinsey poll has found that 94% of global executives...
View ArticleThe Biggest Reason Your Workforce Resists Change
It’s said that the challenge of improvement is 10% technical and 90% people-related. And based on the feedback I get from people in the field, this bias toward the soft side might be understated!...
View ArticleWhere do rich people like to spend their money?
Demand and supply are probably the first lessons taught in economics. The world is overproducing and overconsuming. We consume more than we need, and still, we produce more than we even consume. Crazy,...
View ArticleExecutive Compensation Mistakes: Prioritizing “Fairness”
Certain functions in your business are more important than others. And much like these functions, some people on your executive team are more important than others. Their compensation should,...
View ArticleThe Value Of Meaningful Work
Meaning is different from purpose. Purpose is shared; meaning is personal. Employees can share the same purpose but feel differently about their roles. For example, a hospital’s purpose could be stated...
View ArticleProfile: Lakshmi Mittal, The Man Behind The World’s Largest Steel And Mining...
The story of Indian billionaire Lakshmi Mittal is so interesting that could be a bestseller. With a net worth of roughly US$15.2 billion, Lakshmi Mittal, Chairman, and CEO of ArcelorMittal (NYSE: MT)...
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