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In business, there’s one principle I’ve seen time and time again: true leaders aren’t born—they’re built. I’ve learned firsthand, through my own experiences and the success of BeMo Academic Consulting, that when you invest in the development of your people, you don’t just strengthen your team—you future-proof your organization. This...

Chinese markets have responded positively to a new and "unprecedented" set of tools introduced by Beijing to stabilize capital markets and restore confidence, though concerns remain about whether these actions will be enough to rejuvenate the broader economy. The People's Bank of China (PBoC) announced on Tuesday a substantial Rmb800bn...

The World Bank has cast doubt on Indonesia’s ambition to become a high-income economy by 2045, outlining significant challenges that middle-income nations typically face in making such a leap. To achieve this target, which coincides with the country’s centenary of independence, Indonesia would need to sustain annual GDP growth of...

The Human Identity as the Center of Commercial and Capital Markets: In today's digital age, where technology evolves at breakneck speed, the concept of ethics has become a powerful operational center of gravity. This is especially true for visionary leaders like Sean Brehm, who views human identity as the linchpin in...

Being an inclusive leader is no longer a choice; it’s an imperative. To attract and retain top talent and remain competitive, organisations must create inclusive cultures where people of diverse backgrounds feel empowered to thrive. Every individual brings a unique mix of identities, experiences and perspectives, and no two individuals...

Amazon's recent decision to require corporate employees to return to the office five days a week is generating significant controversy. In a memo to employees, CEO Andy Jassy emphasized the benefits of in-person work, such as increased collaboration, innovation, and cultural connection. Yet, this stance flies in the face of...

In the past, only big multinational corporations had the resources to tap into the global market. However, today, even small businesses can reach customers worldwide through online stores or websites. While big brands often grab the headlines, small and medium-sized enterprises make up about 90% of businesses worldwide, according to...

The CEO of Campari, Matteo Fantacchiotti, has stepped down abruptly after less than half a year in his position, prompting a notable 6% drop in the company's shares on Wednesday morning. Campari, headquartered in Milan, attributed the departure to personal reasons, as Fantacchiotti had only assumed the role in April....

Debt has become a mounting challenge for developing nations, particularly the least developed countries (LDCs). These nations face higher borrowing costs, weaker debt management capabilities, and limited representation in key international forums that address debt issues. The COVID-19 pandemic significantly worsened the financial situation for LDCs, driving up public debt,...

Cutting through the noise to bring attention to your latest company announcement or news event isn't easy in today's crowded media landscape. Yet, making a big splash online and in publications can provide a huge visibility boost for your brand when done right. The key is finding the ideal press...