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Your Team Isn’t Afraid of AI. They’re Afraid of How You Lead With It.

Picture a symphony. The strings rise, the percussion steadies the rhythm, the conductor lifts their baton. Then, quietly, a new instrument enters, one the orchestra hasn’t played with before. At first, the musicians glance sideways, unsure if this newcomer will drown them out. But as the performance unfolds, they discover it doesn’t erase their sound. …

Lessons in Leadership (From the ones who taught us how to cross the street)

Lessons in Leadership (From the ones who taught us how to cross the street) I was recently doom-scrolling through Instagram when I came across a Simon Sinek video I’d seen before but hadn’t really heard until then. In it, he draws a parallel between parenting and leadership not in the way of coddling or caretaking, …

Dear CXO, Your New Financial Year Budget Needs to Go Beyond the Annual Office Offsite

The financial year reset is upon us, and with it comes the sacred ritual of budget planning. Across boardrooms, spreadsheets glow with freshly projected figures, and leaders make the annual pilgrimage to debate costs, investments, and—somewhere in the mix—employee wellbeing. Traditionally, this conversation culminates in a well-intentioned yet predictable line item: the grand annual offsite. …

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Values That Create Value- The IBM Story

In 1911, Endicott, New York, a company called “Computing-Tabulating-Recording Company (CTR)” was founded by Herman Hollerith, Charles Flint and Thomas J. Watson Sr. A company we now know as IBM. The founders enshrined three core values into the company: “Respect for the individual”, “The best customer service” and “The pursuit of excellence”. The values that were meant …