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5 Awesome Women 2020
Now seven years running, in honour of International Women’s Day, I’ve named 5 awesome women; women who I appreciate, admire, have learned from and who I personally know. Here are my 5 for 2020.
5 Awesome Women 2019
Now six years running, in honour of International Women’s Day, I’ve named 5 awesome women; women who I appreciate, admire, have learned from and who I personally know. Here are my 5 for 2019.
Entrepreneurs only learn from other entrepreneurs
What’s your reaction when you read such a statement? Nodding your head, agreeing or disagreeing? Or, like me, are you puzzled by the need for such a statement?
5 Awesome Women 2018
Now five years running, in honour of International Women’s Day, I’ve named 5 awesome women; women who I appreciate, admire, have learned from and who I personally know. Here are my 5 for 2018.
Growing with purpose
Continuing to sustainably grow by staying relevant is getting harder every year. A recent study shows that the average lifespan of a company in the S&P 500 index has decreased from 61 years in 1958 to just 18 years. At this rate, by 2027, … Continue reading
Gender diversity for improved decision making: Lessons from Thailand
Back in 2010, I was in Paris with a colleague running a workshop at the Women’s International Networking global conference. We had 100 persons show up for our workshop and my male colleague turned to me and said, wow I … Continue reading
5 Awesome Women 2017
Now four years running, in honour of International Women’s Day, I’ve named 5 awesome women; women who I appreciate, admire, have learned from and who I personally know. Here are my 5 for 2017.
Re-framing in the new year
The start of a new calendar year triggers many of us to reflect on what we want to do new or differently in the coming year, whether personally or professionally. Professionally it’s a moment where many of us start with … Continue reading
Listening to customers in Athens: Testing new value propositions
What happens when you bring your customers in one room and ask their feedback? This is what I did at the beginning of December with one of our ELP clients. Our aim was to test a new value proposition for marine … Continue reading
It’s not how good you are, it’s how good you can be
About 10 years ago I read Paul Arden‘s book, It’s not how good you are, it’s how good you want to be. The main premise of the book is that you can’t be successful if you don’t have vision for what you … Continue reading
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