August 14, 2024 Chipotle lost its all-star CEO. But he leaves behind a lot to fix Brian Niccol brought Chipotle’s business to unprecedented heights. But he also left the experience in shambles. The next CEO has their work ahead of them. BY Mark Wilson Order screens. Drive-throughs. Delivery. A digital loyalty program. These are the mainstays … Continue reading Chipotle lost its all-star CEO. But he leaves behind a lot to fix
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Bridge makes online introductions faster and easier
By Jeremy Caplan January 11, 2024 This article is republished with permission from Wonder Tools, a newsletter that helps you discover the most useful sites and apps. Subscribe here. Bridge makes it easier to introduce people online, and to follow up on those intros. Start by syncing your contacts, or add individual contacts if you prefer. Then … Continue reading Bridge makes online introductions faster and easier
The 10 Most Powerful Words In Business (Besides Thank You!)
Brian Basilico November 23, 2021 It’s that time of year again. It’s almost the end of the year and the beginning of a new one. And people tend to slow down and kind of chillax a little bit. But it’s also the time of year where everybody’s sending out messages of thanks, gratitude, and holiday … Continue reading The 10 Most Powerful Words In Business (Besides Thank You!)
Why Workflow Management is Important for Every Business
Shay Misra November 12, 2021 The world has changed. This is not news. But when the worldwide business ecosystem is thrown into chaos, is your team ready to rise to the occasion? Companies need to be agile and flexible to face changes in a transitioning age. The key lies in the flexibility and scalability of … Continue reading Why Workflow Management is Important for Every Business
The Surprisingly Meaningful Difference Between Asking for Ideas and Questions
Liz Kislik September 30, 2021 The pandemic has created many opportunities to see senior execs in action as they work to galvanize their teams, present new goals, and push for accomplishment and accountability, and I happened to notice two very different ways of inviting — or dissuading — participation from team members. At one … Continue reading The Surprisingly Meaningful Difference Between Asking for Ideas and Questions
The Top 10 Growing Social Media Platforms for Businesses to Use to Grow
Eleanor Hecks August 3, 2021 There are a lot of social media networks out there. We’re long past the days where one or two big names ruled the nest. Yes, of course, there are still some big names in the business — we’re looking at you, the book — but people of all ages are … Continue reading The Top 10 Growing Social Media Platforms for Businesses to Use to Grow
Characteristics of a Strong Business Website
Jeffrey Gabriel July 29, 2021 Domain names are the digital real estate of your company. What does this make your website? Your business’s front door step. This is what communicates the essence of what makes your company special. It is the finishing touches – the welcome mat and fresh flowers that welcome your customers home. … Continue reading Characteristics of a Strong Business Website
What Is the Best Thing to Do With an Inherited Annuity?
Albert Costill July 19, 2021 I am by no means a financial wizard. So, I was taken aback several years ago when a friend asked for some serious financial advice. He had recently received an inheritance and was looking for suggestions on what he should do with the money. I immediately rattled off the obvious. … Continue reading What Is the Best Thing to Do With an Inherited Annuity?
SDGs in 2021: Where Do We Go From Here?
Amy Stephens February 24, 2021 With less than 10 years left to meet the bold imperatives set forth in 2015 by the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), the key question now is how can we achieve all 17 targets by 2030? The answer is that we all have a part to play. And it requires governments, … Continue reading SDGs in 2021: Where Do We Go From Here?
Why You Need to Say “NO” to More Spreadsheets
Kevin Shuler February 5, 2021 Looking for a Fast Way to Boost Your Bottom Line? Say “NO” to More Spreadsheets. A single spreadsheet error cost Fidelity $ 2.6 billion. How? An employee forgot to add a minus sign, indicating a loss of $ 1.3 billion. Instead, the value went in as a profit and the … Continue reading Why You Need to Say “NO” to More Spreadsheets