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Zoom’s Return-To-Office Could Doom The Company
Exceptional leaders often excel as skilled storytellers, and for good reason. Once a company hits a certain level of organizational complexity, one of the most important tasks the CEO has is to craft intellectually coherent and captivating narratives about the firm, its purpose, and its performance. Failure in this task means undermining the very existence of the company; a sin…
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How to Create Customer Love in a Category That People Hate
In this ongoing series, we are sharing advice, tips and insights from real entrepreneurs who are out there doing business battle on a daily basis. (Answers have been edited and condensed for clarity.)Who are you and what is your business?Ed Evans, CEO of Consumer Cellular. I joined the wireless industry…
Frank Cooper III Has His Dream Job And Knows It
What do you get when you mix business, culture, innovation, and impact? Frank Cooper III has found his sweet spot. “I love imagining something that doesn't exist and bringing it to life to benefit both people and business. When that’s the challenge, I’m at my best.” —Frank Cooper III, Chief…
After Decades Away, Marcia Cross Returns To Performing On Stage
“There are two ways of spreading light,” wrote Edith Wharton. “To be the candle or the mirror that reflects it.” Early in her life Marcia Cross connected with two women, both named Betsy, who would present that mirror and it changed her world in profound ways. When she was in…
Why Long-Term Strategic Planning is the Lifeline For Your Business
Business leaders have faced extraordinary challenges over the past several years. Pandemic-related demand changes, workflow shifts, persistent inflation and a tight labor market have left business leaders zigzagging through crisis after crisis. The pace has been unrelenting.But we risk getting swept away if we're constantly hopping from one precarious rock…
West Michigan Aviation Academy Is Exemplary; Why Aren’t There More?
Located innocuously on the edge of Gerald R Ford International Airport, the West Michigan Aviation Academy is a remarkable example of how good a charter school can be. Now in its 13th year, the school has grown to 620 students from grades 9 to 12. The first thing you notice…
CDC Awards $250 Million For 13 Infectious Disease Forecasting Centers
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has announced it’s awarding an estimated $262.5 million, pending the availability of funds, over the next five years to establish a national network of 13 infectious disease forecasting and analytics centers. The effort is being led by the CDC’s Center for Forecasting…
Don’t Do Another AI Query Until You Read This.
Do you trust AI? We all know that AI, rapidly developing as it’s been, is still an unreliable partner as we scour the universe for answers, data, information, and sources. 70% of AI output is suspect. By many experts’ accounts, up to 70% of AI’s output is or tends to…
Every Business Will Have Have Their Own Large Language Model
AI Business Transformation Will Be Built On The Enterprise LLM AI remains top of mind for many business and industry leaders, and the sector shows no signs of slowing down regarding investment and funding. Most recently, the generative AI startup Writer announced that it raised $100 million dollars and series…
Here’s How AI/ML Challenges Nobel Laurette Daniel Kahneman’s View Of Predictability
Daniel Kahneman's book, "Thinking, Fast and Slow," remains a captivating read, though it predates the era of AI/ML. Kahneman's exploration of system one and system two thinking aptly delineates the intricacies of cognitive processes (albeit with slightly different neural wiring). The convergence of these two cognitive modes plays a pivotal…
What To Expect In The Job Market From Now Until The End Of 2023
With mounting economic uncertainty causing many employers to pull back on hiring plans, the job market appears to have cooled from its red-hot pandemic recovery pace earlier in the year. Hiring fell 3.6% in August across almost all sectors compared to July, making it the third month in a row…
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