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2 reasons people retire, and neither of them is money
…many early retirees will tell you the truth: money doesn’t really matter once you get there.
Can Anything Stop Cyber Attacks? (Wharton)
Experts called for greater awareness of cyber threats at all levels
A Study Finds That Diverse Companies Produce 19% More Revenue (Forbes)
“increasing the diversity of leadership teams leads to more and better innovation and improved financial performance.”
Is Your Culture Your Brand? (Wharton)
“Companies have to be on the inside what they say they are on the outside.”
AI Vs human skills (Silicon Republic)
To be productive in the age of automation, human skills as well as social and emotional capabilities will matter more than anything.
How Diverse Leadership Teams Boost Innovation (BCG)
A recent BCG study suggests that increasing the diversity of leadership teams leads to more and better innovation and improved financial performance.
15 Ways To Start A Conversation At A Conference
In a room full of people, but feeling really alone. It’s as if everyone else has no qualms talking to new people, but that’s rarely the case. While for some this might be their natural habitat, for most it’s not. They’ve simply learned strategies to overcome this challenge. And now, so can you.
Google teams and the 1 Thing That Mattered Most (INC)
A few years ago, a research team at Google set out on a quest to figure out what makes teams successful. They code-named the study Project Aristotle, a tribute to the philosopher’s famous quote: “The whole is greater than the sum of its parts.”
Corporate Governance—The New Paradigm: (Harvard Law School)
The concept that corporations should maximize profits for the benefit of shareholders must be replaced by the concept that corporations should be managed in the public interest, by considering employees, customers, suppliers, communities, the environment, the economy and the public interest generally, as well as the shareholders.
Performance Awards and Say on Pay (Havard Law School)
…designing a pay package that can attract and retain talented executives, while still pleasing shareholders, can prove to be a challenge for compensation committees.
Are Board Members Overcommitted? (Harvard Law School)
Does the presence of multiple board memberships signal an experienced and dedicated board member or one who has overcommitted his or her time?