August 19, 2024 Corporate sustainability is maturing, not disappearing Instead of walking away from sustainability goals, businesses are retoolingthem. BY Phillip Haid There has been a calculated attack on “woke businesses” from a small but loud group. As a result, businesses have quieted down their sustainability-centered communications over the past year but they are not … Continue reading Corporate sustainability is maturing, not disappearing
July 19, 2024 Chuy’s opening new locations? CEO teases expanded footprint after Darden Restaurants deal In an SEC filing, Steve Hislop said the sale to Olive Garden’s parent company would allow the Tex-Mex chain to grow beyond its current count of 101 locations. BY Madeline Nguyen Tex-Mex chain Chuy’s is set to expand after being acquired … Continue reading Chuy’s opening new locations? CEO teases expanded footprint after Darden Restaurants deal
By Chris Stokel-Walker March 12, 2024 Back in November, Sam Altman was fired from his position as CEO of OpenAI on a Friday the week before a holiday weekend—only to return to his job after a chaotic 86 hours that nearly tanked the $80 billion company. This past Friday, OpenAI dropped another bombshell. It … Continue reading What do OpenAI’s board changes mean for the future of AI?
By Gavin Day January 24, 2024 We’ve lived through a lot of disruptions in the past few years. In case you were hoping things would ease up, you might be disappointed—some experts are predicting disruptions might actually ramp up in 2024. This means that businesses will need to continue to be flexible and resilient. … Continue reading We surveyed 2,400 top execs. What they said about their own resiliency will surprise you
By Andy MacMillan January 12, 2024 If there’s one thing I’ve learned in my eight years as a CEO, it’s that I don’t have all the answers. What CEO does? The fact is, successful company heads are good at knowing what they don’t know. They ask the right questions, listen, collaborate, and understand that … Continue reading Why this CEO is all in on ‘immersive leadership’
By Pete Weissman October 07, 2023 Some business leaders see a natural adversary in Shawn Fain, president of the striking United Auto Workers (UAW). But with labor winning the messaging war, I believe CEOs would be wise to study Fain’s command of the art of executive communications. As someone who’s advised CEOs on communications … Continue reading What CEOs can learn from UAW president Shawn Fain
Fisker’s Alaska EV pickup has absurd big gulp and cowboy hat holders Steve Dent @stevetdent Fisker recently unveiled the Alaska electric pickup with a starting price of $45,400, one of the least expensive models out there. Now, the company has revealed more details about it including battery sizes, acceleration, projected range and more. … Continue reading Fisker reveals more about its Alaska electric pickup
Alan Weiss Believes Organizations Need ‘Sentient Strategy’ Because There Is ‘No Normal’ GRIT DAILY / 09 May 2023 People enjoy the comfort of believing that tomorrow will be more or less like today but, hopefully, better. The Covid-19 pandemic rattled that assumption but it has returned labeled as “the new normal.” Alan Weiss, a consultant, … Continue reading Alan Weiss Believes Organizations Need ‘Sentient Strategy’ Because There Is ‘No Normal’
By Jessica Bursztynsky March 13, 2023 Consumers have more health power in their hands than ever before, but the medical system still needs to catch up when it comes to genomic medicine, 23andMe CEO Anne Wojcicki said during a panel Friday at the Fast Company Grill at SXSW. The consumer genetics and … Continue reading Why 23andMe CEO Anne Wojcicki says the medical world is at a ‘tipping point’
