archiveCo-Founders Insider

One of the biggest worries of an international student is the tuition fees. It is already challenging to leave one’s country for education, and the inflated tuition fees only make things all the more worrying. Students end up taking numerous part-time jobs and bank loans, cutting down on other costs,...

It’s probably not too shocking to learn that Finland is officially the most travel-obsessed country in the world, according to the latest outbound travel report by CEOWORLD magazine. The study revealed that the US ranks as the second most travel-obsessed country in the world, followed by Denmark, Sweden, and Norway....

Today's consumers prefer to do business with environmentally aware companies. The good news is that adopting Earth-friendly practices is no longer a sacrifice.  Several consumers today are willing to pay more for eco-friendly, sustainable products from environmentally aware companies. Entrepreneur and climate activist Seth B. Taube offers five tips for...

Most people have regular doctors or dentists but typically don't have a regular attorney. Small businesses will have a regular accountant but usually don't have a lawyer. However, you'll undoubtedly have occasions when you need one. As with hiring any professional, you'll want to research your options. With more than...

With the surge of data analytics capabilities, the time to seize this opportunity and reimagine tourism, is here. Indispensable data insights gained, can aid government agencies not only to engage visitors, but also, it can shed light on their tourism investment. At the local and national level, accurate information enables...

Matt Kirkegaard, Founder of Nashville’s luxury real estate firm Movement Property Group, has made a name for himself after relocating to the city 15 years ago from Wyoming to pursue his music dreams. Named among the top 100 real estate agents in Tennessee, he is among the first agents people...

I quit. Two dreaded words no leader wants to hear. Companies today are facing a plethora of challenges. While companies still feel the pain of the pandemic, many also face stiff headwinds from economic turbulence. Additional belt-tightening following the stress of the past two years promises difficult times ahead. While...

Today, the item at the top of many executives’ lists is rising labor costs. To help employees stay afloat among increasing costs of living and keep them engaged, leaders are adjusting compensation. However, that leads to more business costs. So, how can company leaders manage their costs and invest in...

Innovation, indeed, thrives in recession: In July, government data confirmed that the American economy shrank for the second quarter in a row. Although this didn’t technically confirm a recession, it has raised worries within the business community. A looming recession may stoke anxiety, but business leaders and entrepreneurs should welcome...

A busy solo parent to two twins, renovating a house in which her parents can live, and coaching professional athletes on their performance mindset doesn’t leave a lot of room for Bulls Performance Coach Dr. Wendy Borlabi to entertain writing a book. But when she met Chicago sports reporter Annie...