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There are no ‘perfect conditions’. Leaders who wait for certainty miss the best opportunities
A volatile global environment means that waiting for ideal circumstances is a guaranteed path to stagnation. The most effective leaders are those who accept uncertainty and seize the current moment to ...
Samsung is putting people at the very heart of its new company proposition. Under the direction of its first-ever chief customer officer, Deborah Honig, the company is evolving from creating ...
Trust is central to NetSuite’s approach to AI. The new natural language assistant in NetSuite Next, Ask Oracle, allows users ...
Early bird entries are now open for our 2026 list (22 January). A second round of entries will open on 12 February. To be ...
Feelings and sentiments about businesses and markets move faster and often matter more than facts. Companies that consistently do the right thing, and talk about it proactively, have the chance to own ...
Three high-profile executives tell the Women in Work Summit about how allyship, personal brand and shared parental leave are ...
From Starbucks to Nike, multinationals are sounding the alarm over collapsing profits in the world’s third largest consumer ...
Rebalancing the economy and delivering on the government’s Industrial Strategy will help support under-pressure firms looking to grow through exporting, says the CEO of Manchester Airports Group. All ...
There is no one-size-fits-all solution to better deploying your business’s resources. But leaders who focus on quick wins or efficiencies are missing the opportunity to drive more fundamental change.
As we meet outside the Playhouse in his home town, Nottingham, Mike Brown is self-effacing about being in the spotlight. 'Usually, the focus round here would be on someone like John Gielgud. This is ...
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