CEO Agenda

Ideas often come when we’re least expecting them. Penicillin was discovered by Sir Alexander when he noticed that a discarded contaminated Petri dish contained a mold that dissolved all the bacteria around it. Wilhelm Roentgen discovered X-rays while was investigating the properties of cathodic ray tunes. Tony Robbins came up...

Looking to engage—and keep—your customers? In today’s on-demand, always-on digital age, customers’ expectations have radically evolved. We know that customers aren’t as loyal as they used to be to brands, products, or even price. The biggest differentiator of success is the customer’s experience. Do you know where your customer experience...

The rise of the Silicon Valley startup and the ensuing battle for tech talent have reverberated throughout the world, contributing at least in part to an increased focus on company culture. The last few decades have seen sweeping changes in the culture of major corporations, from small changes such as...

Increased sales are the ultimate aim of any business but what are you to do when these sales come in at an unexpected rate? We will all create a business plan before every year of being in business and this will make certain assumptions of how many sales and of...

The world is progressing in a rapid pace with technological advancements,  new innovations and a lot of young people coming forward with their business ideas.  The previous hesitation to come into the business with high investments and those old challenges have gone back greatly because of young aspiring folks dreaming...

Socially Responsible Investing (SRU) is mostly the same as regular investing. Funds are still allocated, and returns are still made. The key difference is that SRI takes other non-monetary factors into consideration. Some types of SRI seek to discourage certain industries its investors disagree with. Others simply invest in companies...

Continued uncertainty about Brexit has led many UK-based businesses to activate their contingency plans.  Companies have decided to move all, or part, of their operations to EU member-states in order to continue to serve their customers in the single market. Precautionary measures include setting up EU offices alongside their UK...

Telecommuting has been on the rise for over a decade. According to research from Global Workplace Analytics and FlexJobs, the number of people working remotely in the U.S. increased by 159% between 2005 and 2017, and then increased again by 22% between 2017 and 2018. A flexible workplace offers multiple...

Contractors and builders must keep up with the latest trends in the construction industry in order to stay ahead of the competition. In 2019, builders and construction engineers are more inclined towards integrating new technologies and ideas into their projects in order to transform their operations. Incorporating the latest industrial...

A study produced by The Conference Board found that 53% of American workers are unhappy at work. This means that the average worker could spend upwards of 90,228 hours in places and spaces that do not serve them. I cannot be the only person who thinks this is an infinite...