Thought Leadership
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Building Businesses in Turbulent Times
Think of the economic crisis as a disrupter to the status quo and look for areas of pain.
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The Artful Management
Rob Austin, The Professor of Creativity at Denmark’s Centre for Art and Leadership explains the concept of ‘artful making’ and why it leads to competitive advantage.
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How LG Electronics Reinvented Itself in the US
It took a long time for LGE to gain public acceptance of its products as premium products
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Charles Lee on Beating the Crowd at Picking Stocks
Charles Lee's portfolio management style requires accounting for human biases to nudge prices closer to their real value.
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To Attract And Retain Millennials, Companies Must Address Generational Differences
Today organizations are no longer in a position to offer job security, with a changing economy, downsizing, mergers and competitive challenges. And employees, facing the realities of the workplace, don’t feel bound to stay with an organization if something more appealing comes along
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Manager Visibility No Guarantee of Fixing Problems
Managers' symbolic physical presence on the frontlines does not necessarily have a positive impact
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Why Did The Crisis Happen? One Does Not Need To Look Too Far Back
Nortel witnessed the most spectacular rise and fall of any public corporation as apart from its disasterous failure, its rise from a small regional player to the global name in telecommunications was like no other
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China’s Chances as An International Financial Hub
The State Council of China has set an ambitious goal of transforming Shanghai into an international financial centre by 2020
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Global Entrepreneurship Drives Sushi Success in Canada
A global mindset allows global leaders to connect the dots between markets and to recognize gaps that may exist in one region but not another
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Is There Hope For the Newspaper Industry?
As existing newsrooms have certain inbuilt cost structures, newspapers should strive to do a better job of making use of the internet to generate revenue, as well as to rethink their news products
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What Brazil Teaches About Investor Protection
Brazilian companies a hundred years ago also provided investor-friendly provisions that protected shareholders from abuses by large shareholders, managers, and other corporate insiders