Thought Leaders - Page 3
Tap into advice and insights from some of the business world's foremost thought leaders, and find out what it takes to join them.
Turn Your Work Stress Into Creative Fuel Using These 3 Expert-Backed Tips
Workplace stress isn't just a hindrance. It's also a source of energy you can transform into creative fuel.
Success Isn't About Having the Best or Most Original Idea — It's About Resilience. Here's How to Build It.
A genius idea is only a small part of what makes a successful company. The rest is your ability to persevere when things aren't going your way.
3 Cybersecurity Marketing Trends You Can't Ignore
Cybersecurity is an industry whose fate relies solely on trust. These 3 trends show proof of how trust and marketing are starting to intertwine at an unprecedented rate.
After Co-Founding a Successful Restaurant Group, He Turned to Tech to Simplify the Checkout Experience
Victor Lugger's Big Mamma restaurant group took off – and now he's working on a new project.
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'Father Time Always Wins': Warren Buffett, 94, Just Announced Major Changes to His Plan to Give Away His Money
Warren Buffett continued his Thanksgiving tradition with a $1.1 billion donation of Berkshire Hathaway stock to four of his family's foundations.
Layoff Anxiety is Holding Your Employees Back — 5 Ways to Hire and Retain Top Talent in 2025
Attracting and retaining top talent requires prioritizing employee development, inclusivity, and a supportive workplace culture.
These Are the Two Words That Inspired NBA MVP Russell Westbrook to Achieve Greatness on the Court, in Business, and in His Community
Russell Westbrook breaks down the simple phrase that drives his philanthropy, entrepreneurship, and community work.
Here's the One Trait You Need to Be a Successful Entrepreneur
Entrepreneurs are often lauded as being risk-takers. But there's a distinction between being a risk-taker and being brave — and only the latter is necessary for entrepreneurs.
DOGE Leaders Elon Musk and Vivek Ramaswamy Say Mandating In-Person Work Would Make 'a Wave' of Federal Employees Quit
The two published an op-ed outlining their goals for their new department, including workforce reductions.
How Entrepreneurs Can Create a More Inclusive Office Space
When you want your office to feel more inclusive, remember to consider the roles of design and layout.
How AI-Driven Knowledge Can Build a Smarter Culture in Your Organization
AI is changing the way we share knowledge and reducing gaps that hinder collaboration and productivity. Many questions have been raised about the impact full AI integration will have on team culture. For me, it represents empowerment and an opportunity to create a continuous learning environment.
Gen Z Talent Will Walk Away — Unless You Try These 6 Strategies
Six business leaders share what's worked to empower or educate younger generations.
This Trend Is Threatening the Entire Labor Market — Here's Why Companies Need to Develop an Early Talent Strategy
The declining U.S. birthrate and lower labor force participation will continue to fuel workforce shortages for years to come. Companies need to prioritize reaching early talent sooner.
Your Firsthand Experiences Shape the Way You Run Your Business — Here's How Mine Shaped Me
Growing up in a family-owned Chinese restaurant instilled in me the entrepreneurial spirit that now drives my tech venture. From handling customer complaints to managing staff, these early experiences shaped my approach to business and leadership.
