Denise Graziano — March 31, 2017 Follow @GrazianoAssoc— March 31, 2017 If you’re like 61% of Fortune 500 CEOs, you are probably not on social media. (CEO.com) Common reasons range from perceiving the risk as too great, to not seeing the value in it, to not knowing how to participate effectively. But in today’s economy … Continue reading The ROI for CEOs on Social Media — The Benefits to Revenue, Visibility and Engagement for Leaders Who Embrace Social Media
David Kiger — March 3, 2017 Follow @davidkiger— March 3, 2017 We hear a lot about being transparent in business. Like an open floor plan in a modern house or office, the ability to break down walls so that all involved are on the same page can create a more appealing business structure. Here’s how … Continue reading Transparency Can Lead to Trust Between CEOs and Employees
Tyler Douglas — February 19, 2017 Follow @visioncritical— February 19, 2017 Asking for product feedback on Twitter is becoming in vogue among high-profile CEOs. Last Christmas evening, for example, Airbnb CEO Brian Chesky tweeted, “If Airbnb could launch anything in 2017, what would it be?” He then took the time to respond to thousands of … Continue reading Why Tech CEOs Are Turning to Twitter for Product Feedback
Columnist Mike Sands says that if CMOs want to thrive in the year ahead, they’ll need to lead the charge in building customer obsession across the enterprise. Mike Sands on February 7, 2017 This year, at least 30 percent of CEOs will fire their CMOs for not having the right skill set to … Continue reading 3 ways CMOs can win the hearts of customers — and CEOs
David Kiger — January 10, 2017 Follow @davidkiger— January 10, 2017 Anyone in a position of business influence will have the basic desire to be a good leader. It takes hard work and dedication to reach that point in a career. But there is another level that can be achieved: “exceptional leadership.” Those are the … Continue reading CEOs Should Aim for ‘Exceptional’ Leadership
Lisa Fernow — January 2, 2017 — January 2, 2017 The other day I was listening to a colleague describing the difficulties one of his portfolio company CEOs was having with their Board. The CEO wanted to go one way. The Board wanted to go another way. If they didn’t resolve their differences the CEO … Continue reading 4 Lethal Startup Pitfalls for CEOs and Boards to Avoid
David Kiger — December 24, 2016 Follow @davidkiger— December 24, 2016 The week between Christmas and New Year’s Day is typically when many of us take vacation time. It’s good to get away from work to spend time with family and friends and wrap up the year, just as summertime can be an ideal time … Continue reading CEOs and the Importance of Taking Vacation Time
Kirk Dando — December 19, 2016 Follow @kirkdando— December 19, 2016 The man at the top of the mountain didn’t fall there. – Vince Lombardi You don’t simply arrive at the proverbially “top” of the mountain. It’s a tough journey. If you have a company on the cusp of growth in 2017, you are on … Continue reading How The Best CEOs Are Preparing Their Team For Growth In 2017
David Kiger — November 23, 2016 Follow @davidkiger— November 23, 2016 Beyond the good feelings and family gatherings during Thanksgiving week, it can also be a time to ponder the value of gratitude. For CEOs, that can mean taking the time to show true thanks for the employees around them, and offering gestures that show … Continue reading CEOs, Thanksgiving and the Benefits of Gratitude
by Benjamin BrandallOctober 14, 2016 You might think I’m about to tell you to get up as the sun rises, sit down at your desk and work until you can’t work any more. That’s probably because you’ve heard advice like this pretty often… In fact, Slate writer Mason Currey says that after reviewing 161 daily … Continue reading 17 Unique Daily Rituals from the World’s Best Creatives & CEOs
