Chris Arrigali, Global Vice President of Information Technology at The Results Companies, explains the parallels between the sports world and the work world.
Strengthening Business in the Aftermath of Disaster
While disasters are often devastating to business, addressing three key questions may help your company get back on its feet.
Using Improv to Improve Business Skills
The principles behind improv—or unscripted comedy—may add some necessary sparks to your leadership.
Ten Traits That Every Employee Wants from You as a Leader
Knowing what is on your employee’s wish list can make you a better leader.
Lessons From Dad
Family Dollar CMO shares how her most trusted advisor has been there from the beginning.
A Roadmap of Manners from Coast to Coast
This guide on the etiquette differences across the U.S. may help you avoid embarrassment on your next business trip.
Leading the Insecure Overachiever
Matias Dalsgaard, CEO of GoMore, reveals how leading insecure overachievers the right way can empower, change, and increase your bottom line.
Money CAN Buy Happiness – But Only When You Give It Away
For a dose of happiness in the New Year, learn the four reasons why giving is good for you. By Tim McCarthy Many Americans are choosing to hold onto their money these days, a lesson learned from the 2008-09 financial crash. It’s good to have savings – but not to the point of hoarding. Americans are saving at a rate …
Forging Strategic Synergy Between IT and Galvanized Steel
As VP of IT and CIO at Trinity Industries, Tammy Gilbert discusses streamlining and transforming her department to make it the most effective business partner it can be.
A look back at New Year’s reSOLUTIONS
If you could grade yourself on your goals for last year, what would you give yourself? One executive does just that.