Peter Hislop

Jul 19, 2023 | theceomagazine.com | Dan Monheit |Radu Palamariu |Adrian Baillargeon |Peter Hislop

As uncertain economic and geopolitical forces continue to swirl around us, there has already been a tightening of purse strings as we cling to the bottom line. However, an act of initial generosity can act as kindling to fire for an ongoing relationship with a new consumer, just as giving something away for free can be surprisingly effective in helping retain the customers we already have.

Jul 19, 2023 | theceomagazine.com | Andrew May |Radu Palamariu |Adrian Baillargeon |Peter Hislop

Were it not for his humanity, Ted Lasso’s optimism might be irritating. The fictional football coach lives 4,500 miles from the family he longs for. His wife no longer loves him, and he is in a leadership position fraught with challenges. Amid curve balls, disappointments and losses, he remains optimistic because he believes that things will work out in the end. As it is in real life, attitudes are contagious.

Jul 19, 2023 | theceomagazine.com | Radu Palamariu |Adrian Baillargeon |Peter Hislop |Vincent Nair

Supply chain might be the introvert at the business table, not used to being the center of attention. Pitching might not be its strongest suit, but the insights from executing on the customer promise create a competitive edge in today’s world. Taking a seat at the business table was a fair invitation when its important role came into the spotlight through the series of disruptions global businesses experienced during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Jul 18, 2023 | theceomagazine.com | Vincent Nair |Marcus Lim |Peter Hislop |Greg Taylor

Skip to content Menu Close Increasingly, the attention one pays to organizational culture and their display of emotional intelligence (EQ) in a workplace is seen as the most important quality when measuring the effectiveness of a leader.