Joe Galvin

Dublin, Wilton

Freelance Writer and Editor at Freelance

OSINT editor, The Outlaw Ocean Project

Articles

Talent Management vs Talent Development

1 week ago | vistage.com | Joe Galvin

When it comes to the ongoing war for talent, executives who understand the importance of talent management vs talent development will be better positioned to succeed and grow. Every organization is searching for talented employees, but they're increasingly difficult to find. Organizations have been competing heavily for talent, with the Society for Human Resource Management reporting in early 2025 that there's less than one unemployed person for every job opening.
Finding 'All of My Soul' as a CEO Coach

1 week ago | vistage.com | Joe Galvin

I haven't lost any of my edge - but I've found all of my soul. Editor's Note: This profile is part of a series highlighting Vistage Chairs - executive coaches who help guide CEOS and leaders of small and midsize businesses to make better decisions for their companies, families and communities.
How can scale-ups hire more successfully?

1 week ago | vistage.co.uk | Joe Galvin

"I'd always known that I had a business in me", says Talent Gateway founder, Nici Jupp. Her career break to start a family coincided with her falling out of love with the corporate world that had been the bedrock of her career to date. "I asked myself, what challenges and problems are out there that I can solve?", she says. Recruitment was the first challenge that sprang to mind - but it coincided with Nici needing to be at the school gates to drop off and pick up her children each day.
Setting Effective Executive Coaching Goals

1 week ago | vistage.com | Joe Galvin

Executive coaching helps leaders level up critical skills so the organizations they are leading meet and exceed their goals. However, the success of executive coaching hinges on setting clear, effective goals. Coaching sessions can lack direction without well-defined objectives, leading to limited impact. "When you work with an executive coach, the coach has one goal - making sure you succeed," says Dave Collins, a Vistage speaker and CEO of Oak and Reeds.
Who’s Winning the Never-Ending Battle Between RTO and WFH?

3 weeks ago | businessandamerica.com | Joe Galvin

While leaders push for facetime, employees aren’t giving up their hard-won flexibility without a fight. Source link
How 2 Vistage CEO Members Won 2025 SBA Awards

1 month ago | vistage.com | Joe Galvin

Despite living more than 3,000 miles apart, Vistage members Christine Hopkins and Jake Oakland lead remarkably similar lives. Both succeeded longtime CEOs of companies with rich histories and strong community ties. In a time of economic uncertainty, they focused on enhancing company culture. Their efforts have not gone unnoticed, as both were honored as 2025 winners of the prestigious Small Business Person of the Year awards presented by the U.S. Small Business Administration.
How AI Is Changing Work Forever Thanks to Employees

1 month ago | vistage.com | Joe Galvin

Watch now: Vistage Chief Research Officer Joe Galvin and speaker Dr. Gleb Tsipursky discuss why CEOs should let their employees experiment with AI. The rise of generative AI (Gen AI) is fundamentally transforming the workplace. However, unlike previous technological innovations that required executive buy-in and structured top-down rollouts, Gen AI is being rapidly adopted by individual workers to streamline tasks, boost creativity and maximize efficiency.
Why Tariffs Are More Than a Pricing Strategy Problem

1 month ago | vistage.com | Joe Galvin

When the U.S. announced the implementation of tariffs on April 2, 2025, it sent shock waves throughout the national and global business community, leaving many leaders increasingly uncertain - and wary - about their future, further illustrated by the significant drop in the U.S. stock market. While tariffs are neither net new nor totally unexpected, what's changed is their impact on CEOs' thinking.
Why Tariffs Are More Than a Pricing Strategy Problem

1 month ago | vistage.co.uk | Joe Galvin

Product & Pricing When the U.S. announced the implementation of tariffs on April 2, 2025, it sent shock waves throughout the national and global business community, leaving many leaders increasingly uncertain — and wary — about their future, further illustrated by the significant drop in the U.S. stock market. While tariffs are neither net new nor totally unexpected, what’s changed is their impact on CEOs’ thinking.
Robbing a bank when no one’s looking: The most important place on Earth you've never heard of

1 month ago | thejournal.ie | Ian Urbina |Maya Martin |Joe Galvin |Susan Narelle Ryan

THE MOST IMPORTANT place on earth that virtually no one has ever heard of is called the Saya de Malha Bank. Among the world’s largest seagrass fields and the planet’s most important carbon sinks, this high-seas patch of ocean covers an area the size of Switzerland. More than 320 km from land, the submerged bank is situated in the Indian Ocean between Mauritius and Seychelles.

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