Thought Leadership
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Restoring humanity to leadership
There is no value in asking yourself "Am I a leader?" Instead, ask "Who am I leading? And where am I going?"
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The networked company: The tricky art of managing networked organizations
Networked organizations mean flatter structures and more creativity, and also a new approach to managing a workforce that thinks and behaves differently
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Importance of a socially-aware investing approach
Mathew Kiernan, the socially-aware investing pioneer explains why this approach should be more widely embraced
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Disruptors sell what customers want and let competitors sell what they don't
By "decoupling" activities that consumers value from the ones they don't, enterprising digital startups are wreaking havoc on established firms. Thales Teixeira discusses his research on the second wave of Internet disruption
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Conquering complexity with simple rules
A Stanford professor offers a better way to make decision
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Private equity Vs. The strategic acquirer
When private equity firms and strategic acquirers meet on the M&A battlefield they come packing very different strategies and artillery. Who has the advantage?
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Societal trends impacting your career
The societal trends are changing the way we manage the growth of our careers
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Advent of the social age: Sudhanshu Palsule
Sudhanshu Palsule on what it means to be a leader in a world without distance or hierarchy
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Why global economic and financial volatility is here to stay
The world won't fall into recession this year, but anxiety is running high
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Three ways firms can profit from environmental investments
Rebecca Henderson, John and Natty McArthur University Professor at Harvard University, lays out three ways for firms to profit from investing in environmental sustainability: forestalling risk, increasing operational efficiency, and selling to the environmental niche