CEO Advisory

Humans are certain obsessed. It’s why we tend to overcorrect in a crisis because the certainty provided by watching from the sidelines is more comfortable than being even one inch in on the pitch where risk exists. Given all of the change we’ve experienced, and continue to experience, an obsession...

Agile is a common practice for companies short on experience and on resources. Despite that, agility and growth don’t have to be incompatible. By scaling responsibly, your company is set up to mature sustainably and viably.  Most young companies are agile by nature. Their small teams and flat structures allow...

Online teaching platforms have emerged strongly in the year 2020 and they will continue to rise in terms of reputation and use. We are gradually switching to e-platforms for conducting remote learning programs, and one of the most popular platforms today is Microsoft Teams. It is competing with other platforms...

Leaders are judged not just by the effectiveness of their leadership, but by the leadership that’s displayed by their direct reports. Effective leaders – who are leading other leaders - know they need to keep their eyes wide open and ears tuned in to the right frequency so they know...

Have you ever committed to do something and then as D Day draws near you start to regret your decision? ’Why did I say Yes, I don’t even like Aunt Margery and now I have to spend the day with her!’ And so, you go along with what you committed...

If you’ve never led a virtual team before, the past six months have probably been some of the most challenging of your leadership journey. Leaders in all industries have needed to adapt their playbooks to a remote world, updating communications practices, meeting cadences and accountability structures. Even leaders who don’t...

COVID life and the unknown it brings with it has left many of us feeling afraid. Afraid of slowing down, afraid of keeping up, afraid of holding on and afraid of letting go. There’s an internal battle going on, its the resistance between the unrealistic expectations of what we feel...

In 1996, I launched my company, Working Solutions, with $1,000 of my own money as a one-woman operation in Omaha, Nebraska. Amelia Earhart Street near Eppley Airfield isn’t far from the original office. I always liked Earhart’s spirit. Her style. Her courage in the face of uncertainty. Her leadership continues...

CEOs lead organizations through a myriad of challenges and opportunities.  Organizational growth and sustainability depends on the agility and ability of the organization to utilize all of its resources to accomplish the goals and objectives of the company. The key component of the utilization of employees,  is to use them...

Nations around the world are still struggling to contain the spread of coronavirus, the effects of which are evident in the economic growth of the countries. According to the official data, in the last three months, India’s Gross Domestic Product or GDP contracted by 23.9 percent in the April-June period,...