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When someone on your organizational team interferes with progress, it can be tempting to label them as a troublemaker and dismiss them. Labeling is not helpful and gives you an excuse to do nothing. Rather than thinking of these people as problems, think of them as valuable contributors who are...

March 11, 2021, marked one year since COVID was declared a global pandemic by the World Health Organization (WHO). Dr. Anthony Fauci himself recently admitted that during the early weeks and months of the crisis, the prospect of losing 530,000 American lives in a year would have dramatically exceeded his...

While some malware attacks focus on data theft or fraud of some kind, ransomware goes a step further by locking down access to files and threatening the permanent destruction of precious data unless a ransom is paid. Ransomware has become the top threat type facing modern businesses, comprising 23% percent...

Kirstyn Nimmo isn't just an award-winning social impact expert and founder of GOOD WORX, a social innovation consultancy equipping brands to generate equity, act with accountability and shift culture toward equality. She is also guiding top companies such as Yahoo in building allyship and anti-racism solutions that help generate equity...

The global pandemic awakened so many of us to the severe disparities in our world. For business leaders, in particular, that awakening became a call to lead with intent and “do well by doing good.” In this piece, Corey Blake of Round Table Companies discusses the tenets of Conscious Capitalism...

Within only three months of the Pandemic, the Wall Street Journal published an article “The Average Tenure of CMOs Falls Again” citing an average tenure in 2019 at 41 months and the median at 30. That was compared to an average tenure of 76 months (median 53) for their CEO...

With the pandemic has come an almost epidemic level of talk about purpose. It’s not like the topic didn’t exist pre-pandemic, but in the face of this existential crisis, there’s been a widespread awakening to the need to do things that matter, to be working on meaningful projects and to...

As the global pandemic continues to evolve, tourism leaders must focus on creatively reimagining the industry to keep current and future travellers engaged. In Jamaica, we are leading this charge on a global scale by concentrating on staying nimble and resilient. Our emphasis is on minimizing health risks, while reinvigorating...

There are tons of things we want to discover. Hobbies, languages, career development, general facts—all these things are so exciting to learn. Yet, we often do not have enough time for studies. This problem has given rise to microlearning. It is a new trend in education that involves learning information...

Examples of transgressions in the business world are plentiful, from high-profile embezzlement schemes and false advertising to unethical internal practices such as substandard working conditions and sexual misconduct. According to Dr. Jim White, CEO of 13 companies and bestselling author of Broken America: Ten Guiding Principles to Restore America, it’s...