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Zoom’s Return-To-Office Could Doom The Company
Exceptional leaders often excel as skilled storytellers, and for good reason. Once a company hits a certain level of organizational complexity, one of the most important tasks the CEO has is to craft intellectually coherent and captivating narratives about the firm, its purpose, and its performance. Failure in this task means undermining the very existence of the company; a sin…
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There’s A Thin Line Between Allyship And White Saviorism
Michael Oher, who is the subject of the 2009 award-winning movie The Blind Side, has alleged that much of the critically-acclaimed movie was fabricated. The film has long been criticized for its white savior narrative. White saviorism can be thought of as the belief that white people must save, help,…
How Uber Health Is Successfully Addressing The Maternal Health Crisis
In 2018, Uber Technologies noticed that while transportation barriers were frequent across the general population, these barriers were greatest for vulnerable populations, including patients with the highest burden of chronic disease. Healthcare organizations were feeling the impact too. At the time, 3.6 million Americans missed doctor’s appointments annually due to…
How Cutting-Edge AI Technologies Are Helping Companies Establish Trust And Credibility Through PR
In the fast-paced, crowded business world, credibility is the one thing that can cut through the noise. A solid PR strategy can impact consumer behavior, purchasing patterns, and customer sentiment. “The need to quickly establish trust and credibility for its clients is greater than ever,” says Danielle Sabrina, celebrity publicist…
4 Reasons To Arrive Early To Your Speech
You’re on the hook for a high-stakes presentation. You’ve prepared your strategy, crafted three tight-and-bright key messages and designed visually appealing slides. After all this preparation, you might be tempted to arrive just in time to make a big entrance. Do that and you’ll miss an opportunity to light up…
How To Quit Your Job
We give quite a bit of thought to first impressions as we start a job – and not nearly enough to last impressions when we’re leaving one. Years ago, I reached out to a fairly prominent CEO to get a reference for an individual who was in the final stages…
How To Write A Strong Resume Headline In 2023
Within seven seconds, your resume is scanned through and tossed into the rejected pile, or taken into consideration for an interview. The determining factors? Concise language, quantifiable achievements, and a jaw-dropping headline on the first page that will convince recruiters and hiring managers that you are truly a one-of-a-kind candidate.…
How Emulait Is ‘Closing The Gap Between Breast And Bottle’ By Making Breastfeeding Accessible To Everyone
What the EEasy Lid is to jars and the Loona is to urinals, Emulait is to breastfeeding. On its website, the company describes its mission as “ the gap between breast and bottle” in an effort to make breastfeeding accessible to every woman. With the help of an app, available…
How to Successfully Navigate Rapid Business Growth
In the frenetic world of business, where every entrepreneur dreams of explosive growth, few comprehend the nuanced dance of scaling gracefully. As Bill Gates once mused, "Your most unhappy customers are your greatest source of learning." Rapid growth often magnifies both the strengths and weaknesses of a business. But how…
Nobody Wants To Go There Anymore
Six months after China lifted Covid-19 restrictions and reopened its borders, visitors are staying away in droves. The Wall Street Journal reported last week that Shanghai’s and Beijing’s airports are nearly deserted. In the first half of 2023 less than a quarter of visitors travelled there compared to 2019. The…
Fighting For Girls’ Education In Afghanistan
Somaya Faruqi left Afghanistan two years ago, at age 19. Today she is seizing the opportunity to advocate for girls’ education on a global stage — and sharing messages the world needs to hear. By Jelena Borak Two years too long: girls’ education still banned in Afghanistan Two years ago,…
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