Ben TaylorAugust 4, 2015 We’ve all heard the arguments in favor of liberal arts majors, like history, philosophy or political science. They’ll help you think critically. They’ll open your mind. They’ll train you to be a more thoughtful, well-rounded person. They just won’t make you much money. Or will they? FindTheCompany scoured its database of … Continue reading 21 Wildly Successful CEOs With Liberal Arts Degrees
Mark SchaeferJune 2, 2015 There was a great Harvard Business Review article recently on CEOs and social media. There has been a dramatic change in just a few years and it’s worth sharing a few of the survey results and thoughts on what this means to you. An analysis found that 80 percent of the … Continue reading CEOs Are Finally Embracing Social. What Does It Mean To You?
James Geshwiler and Lori Dernavich Mark Organ thinks very differently about how to evolve as a founder-CEO now that he’s on his second company. A decade ago, Mark co-founded customer relations management software company Eloqua. “I held on too long to all the details of the business,” he says. Even though the company had reached … Continue reading Four Tough Questions Startup CEOs Need to Ask to Scale
Gal BorensteinFebruary 26, 2015 “Have you seen what she said on Twitter? OMG, have you seen what he said on Linkedin that disparaged our channel partner? Really…? Every day, we read about social media posting faux-pas committed in the name of ‘openness’ and ‘transparency’ and ‘authenticity’ but in reality damaging the brand of their corporation … Continue reading 4 Key Strategies for Smarter Social Media Posting by CEOs [Infographic]
Business.com January 1, 2015 “Running a football team is no different than running any other kind of organization…some of us will do our jobs well and some will not, but we will all be judged on one thing: the result.”– Vince Lombardi It’s the fourth quarter and the clock is running with 0:58 left … Continue reading What Football Coaches Can Teach CEOs
