Bill Gates Gates admitted that he had been obsessed with computers since he was 13. “I mean, then I became hardcore. It was day and night.” His parents were worried about him: “Although he was only in the ninth grade, he already seemed…
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Pierre joined the company in February 2017 after more than 30 years of financial leadership roles in various industries. Since arriving at IMV, he’s led the completion of six different financings raising over $120M and also played a…
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Today, TELUS International is a customer experience (CX) innovator that designs, builds and delivers next-gen digital solutions for global and disruptive brands from more than 25 countries around the world. Without a doubt, today's…
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“There’s a shift happening right now in how companies and investors think of ESG,” Oatly’s Chief Sustainability Officer, Ashley Allen told MaryLee Sachs recently when she interviewed her for a panel in partnership with British American…
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According to a report from HSE, a whopping 828,000 people in the UK suffered from work-related stress, depression or anxiety in 2020. And with an overwhelming workload cited as the main cause of burnout by respondents, it’s clear that…
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After graduating from the University of Hong Kong in 2006 and completing three years of basic surgical training in 2011, Katie moved to private practice in aesthetic medicine and started her clinic in March 2017. Dr Katie Clinic aims to…
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Despite the tough year that 2020 was, it actually wasn’t too bad for women in leadership, with 41 female CEOs now slated to be running Fortune 500 companies. And although this is not a very high number, it’s certainly a new record which…
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With three decades of experience in international management and entrepreneurship, Christian is on a mission to establish Intelligent Fluids as the global pioneer in smart physical cleaning. Supporting 10 of the 17 SDGs of the UN, the…
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At managerial level, in particular, there are two different personality types: the ‘cuddly,’ harmony-seeking boss who would prefer everybody to agree on everything, and who above all wants to be liked by his or her staff; and the tough,…
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Both Marx and Bezos were big proponents of 'constant revolution', a mindset which too few of the C-suite reflect today. In a world where everything is digital, it isn't enough to merely seek to overthrow the established norms (Marx) or sell…
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As reported by the World Economic Forum: "The double disruption caused by automation and the pandemic is likely to displace 85 million jobs by 2025. Among those set to remain in their roles, 50% will need reskilling by 2025." The impact of…
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Not all presenteeism is apparently bad news. ‘Functional presenteeism’, where working whilst unwell does not actually further compromise their health, can have a positive effect on an employee’s psychological wellbeing. The employer would,…
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What awaits the affluent traveller when international movement restrictions come to an end?
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Ten years ago, I winced as I sat in the audience and heard the CEO get up and talk about “BLT”. That really did happen. In the UK, that acronym stands for a bacon, lettuce and tomato sandwich.
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Arkaba - an outback wildlife conservancy in South Australia Arkaba, one of the Luxury Lodges of Australia, is a wildlife conservancy and beautiful homestead (sleeping ten in five gorgeous rooms) set in 60,000 acres of awe-inspiring Aussie…
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