CEO Advisory

Executives have grown accustomed to operating in an ongoing environment of global crisis, with the daily challenge of unlocking growth and profitability while standing on uneven ground. That persistent uncertainty is unlikely to dissipate in the coming quarters.  Short term volatility will continue, however longer-term "mega-trends” are emerging that will...

Later in life but before he died at age 87 famed French explorer, naturalist, and oceanographer Jacques Cousteau, a man not known to mix metaphors in public once said, “Water and air, the two essential fluids on which all life depends, have become global garbage cans.” He died twenty-five years...

There are a lot of courses that a person who aspires to become a CEO should take. The course will teach you how you can empower as well as productive terms to the team that you would handle. The different course inspires you to become a valuable member of the...

Leaders are sticking their heads into the sand of reality on Omicron. Unless they take needed steps, the results may be catastrophic for their companies.  Omicron took over from Delta in the US in late December. That’s because Omicron is 4.2 times more infectious than Delta, according to a recent...

When businesses enter a hypergrowth phase, CFOs have to be as much “Chief Growth Officers” as they are “Chief Financial Officers.” Gone are the days when the CFO’s sole focus was improving cost efficiency through data driven results and cutting costs. Financial solvency is obviously essential, but in the past...

Coming off one of the most disruptive years in history, public relations practitioners will find a business environment that’s been forever changed once they return to work on New Year’s Day. From the on-again-off-again nature of the COVID-19 recovery to the unrelenting advancements in technology, many new themes will emerge...

The concept of happiness and Human Flourishing has been debated from the time of the ancient Greeks, when there were 2 opposing schools of thought. One was led by the Philosopher Epicurus, who believed that the best life was one with filled with pleasure and little bodily, mental and emotional...

Origami is an art of paper folding and ancient art as well. It includes teachings about geometry, thinking skills, fractions, problem-solving, and also fun science. Origami is an interesting way to showcase your skills and get a better understating of putting your thoughts out via paper. Below are some of...

Traveling abroad is a grand idea. While the perks are plenty, they do not come for free. There are many heads of expenditure for an international student; one of them being traveling itself. From booking a flight ticket from your home country to returning to your home country, you would...

The art of making notes cannot be mastered in a day. You have to take baby steps, learn from your mistakes, improve upon them, and re-do them. Once you have managed to have command of the art, then there is nothing that can stop you from creating resourceful study material...