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Dear colleagues and friends, starting this article I would like to thank you for the support you provide to my articles in the hosting space of CEOWORLD Magazine, as well as for the multitude of your messages with words of praise that move me. The reason I chose this specific...

With delayed flights, increased prices, and flu season in full swing, how can you avoid complications to ensure a smooth travel day? This article will discuss what you should consider prior to booking your next international business trip. Business travel is on the upswing, but that doesn’t mean it’s smooth...

In economic downturns, it can often be the case that a 30-solitary income for a person is not enough. With rising bills and living costs, expenses that can come suddenly with life changes, and an unhealthy dependency on a 9-5 job putting more stress on someone, it is no shock...

Every aspiring entrepreneur dreams of getting their startup off the ground and is eager to do what needs to be done to make this dream a reality. Unfortunately, no matter how much work they have put beforehand into research and planning, they often find themselves struggling with the chaos that...

As a working musician, working a full-time day gig in Los Angeles, I understand having to ‘do what you gotta do’ to make ends meet. Given we are experiencing a cost-of-living crisis in the US and people are seriously worried about paying for sky-high energy bills this winter, the idea...

Don’t look a gift-horse in the mouth.   How has that phenomenally dumb concept endured since John Heywood uttered those thoughtless words in 1546!  Well, don’t look a gift-horse in the mouth unless you want a very large, feed-guzzling-aged- pet. And likely good sized veterinarian bills.   More elsewhere for you city-folks,...

Managing a small island is a big job, as Shelton J. Haynes knows. The Roosevelt Island Operating Corporation’s president and chief executive officer manages the day-to-day functions of Roosevelt Island, New York, a sliver of green in Manhattan’s East River, 2 miles long and home to around 12,000 residents.  The...

'Tis the season for reflection – a time to learn, grow and appreciate all that's good in this one precious life of ours. As I look back on the past year, it's easy to point out where I could have done more, how I could have done better, or whether...

While it may seem unusual for a college student to hold degrees in both science and business, it is exactly what Michael Van Eaton had planned for in his professional career. He holds a Bachelor's in Material Science Engineering, a Bachelor's in Chemistry, and a Master's Degree in Business Administration....

Here’s a question: where do you speak about strategy issues when you don’t know exactly what it is you want to say?  Certainly not in the board room or at a company presentation. Probably not even in front of your senior leadership team or even in a one-to-one meeting with...