Sometimes, companies get so hyper-focused on campaigns and sales that they inadvertently end up devaluing their own brand. In Customer First, Value Next, Mariusz Gromada proposes a model prioritizing customer needs that has a central decision-making brain and uses AI/real-time architecture by default. With traditional...

True leaders forge their own paths, knowing when to shut off all the noise around them. Katie Goar went through a phase in her life when she faced homelessness. Yet, she went on to become a housing CEO who provides housing services to others. With...

What Would the Boss Do? 2.0 by Jerry Roth tells the story of Mali, a struggling business owner, and her retired neighbor Jerry, a former commercial lighting company president who lost his own job after twenty years at the top. The book opens with the...

Identity security has become a major concern for corporations all over the world in the age of digital media and AI. In Identity Under Attack, Mark McClain addresses the key risks associated with cybersecurity. McClain emphasizes that the risks compound with the inclusion of non-human...

Leadership is Tough by Mary Kelly and Peter Stark is a leadership guide about what responsibility asks of people once other people depend on their judgment. Kelly and Stark begin with modern leadership under constant change, where decisions often arrive before every answer does, and...

How do you keep from doing the same thing over and over again and expect different results? An answer to this enduring question can be found in How to Get a Return on Failure: Fail Smarter―Return Stronger by John C. Maxwell. The author, a leadership...

If you have ever wondered how extensive health systems can move past rigid leadership, Why Not? by Robert C. Garrett and Jose M. Azar offers a fantastic answer. They explore growth and real-world milestones at Hackensack Meridian Health, showing how a simple, challenging question can...

The Seven Steps to Success by Kamar R. Jones sets out a seven-part framework for building financial stability across a lifetime. Jones begins with education or a skilled trade as the basis for earning power, then moves into career development, where dependable income creates room...

Who Moved My Data? (Data-Driven Strategies In Modern Finance) by Craig Fookes and Greg Hood shows you how data is shaping modern finance. The authors draw from their own journeys and experiences with mergers, acquisitions, building data warehouses, and smoothing out operations to show why...

In Embracing the Local: Extension Cords and All, when Glen Cantrell leaves the Bay Area for Twain Harte, California, he expects mountain life, not responsibility for keeping a business community afloat. Then he becomes president of the volunteer Twain Harte Area Chamber of Commerce as...