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How four different leaders have excelled in challenging times
The past two years have dealt business and government leaders challenges like no other. There’s no playbook for navigating a pandemic; yet successful organizations have embraced change and innovated, leaned into technology, and approached remote work in new ways.
Chilling out: Jeni Britton Bauer leads an ice cream revolution
Jeni Britton Bauer provides a master class for entrepreneurs starting a new business or leaders of organizations in transition. Her message? Try new things, learn from your mistakes, get up and try again, and most importantly — lead with humility.
Keats CEO Matt Eggemeyer: Manufacturing a strong culture
Starting on the shop floor and working his way up to the C-suite, Keats Manufacturing CEO Matt Eggemeyer learned the secret of many successful multigenerational organizations: investments in staff and culture pay for themselves many times over.
Centric Consulting’s Larry English on building a great remote organization
As COVID-19 abruptly moves remote work from a “model of the future” to the reality of the present, Centric Consulting president and author, Larry English, shares his secrets on surviving — and thriving — as a virtual organization.
Aterian’s Michael Fieldstone “cracks open the coconut”
How does an investor in his early thirties open a private equity firm during the great recession, navigate a pandemic, and not just survive but thrive? Here’s how Aterian Co-Founder Michael Fieldstone turns companies in transition into success stories.
Four questions leaders need to consider today (and what these unique execs think about them)
At the 2019 Plante Moran Executive Forum, our Learn from Leaders panel brought together diverse executives from industry-leading organizations to discuss innovation, bridging the age gap, and getting candid with staff. Break out your notepad — you’ll want to write this down.