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Nearly 26 years ago 14 women came together in Chicago to discuss the state of women in the foodservice industry. From that initial meeting emerged a vision to bring opportunities to more women and change the male-dominated face of leadership. What also emerged was the creation of the Women’s Foodservice...

With huge amounts of data, fast-paced technology and ubiquitous multimedia, people these days have become more and more accustomed to visual communication. Not only are human beings naturally able to absorb visuals faster than any other form of information or data, they are also able to internalize the information better...

Half of all management hires fail within the first 18 months according to a study by Leadership IQ, a global leadership training and research company. The study shows that these failures are the result of people failing to establish the strategic priorities, committing cultural gaffes or not making an impact quickly...

Decision Making is like any other muscle: the more you use it, the stronger it gets. And, the less you use it, the weaker it’ll become. Making decisions comes down to practice. But it’s not so simple as just making more decisions. You need to have new strategies and techniques...

In the world of business, vulnerability is not a word one would associate with positivity, unless it’s perhaps being used to describe a competitor’s market position. It’s a term synonymous with weakness or deficiency, an unfortunate state needing either to be taken advantage of or quickly fixed. However profitable this...

Delegating is something all CEOs and managers must do in order for their company to be successful. But delegating effectively isn’t always plain sailing; it is a skill that needs to be learnt and some leaders can find it difficult. Delegating is not abdicating, which is one of the most...

Remote database administration services offer businesses access to professionals who have knowledge in database backup and recovery, performance tuning and replication, among many other database management-related tasks. The advantage for a business is that they cost only a fraction of what you would pay to have full-time services in the...

The Committee to Protect Journalists (CPJ) estimated that there were 221 journalists in prison across the world at the end of 2014. No, it does not come as a surprise that China and Iran were found to be the worst offenders, holding a third of all journalists jailed globally. According...

The United Kingdom emerged as the world's largest importer of drones, or as the industry prefers to call them unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs), and Israel is the largest exporter, according to data from the Stockholm International Peace Research Institute (Sipri). Biggest drone importing countries: Percentage of total UAVs — colloquially...

You might have been on safari, under water diving and sneaked in a photo petting a whale at Sea World. But those of you who really want to quench their adventure and thrill thirst, these 7 places will place you right at the heart of adventure and please you like...