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1 week ago | 
directorsandboards.com | David Crosbie |Susan Holliday
Stablecoins are a type of cryptocurrency designed to maintain a stable value by pegging their price to a reference asset — a fiat currency, like the U.S. dollar or euro. Under the European Union's Markets in Crypto-Assets Regulation (MiCA), they are known as Electronic Money Tokens (EMTs) to differentiate them from tokens backed by assets such as gold.
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1 month ago | 
directorsandboards.com | David Crosbie |Susan Holliday
Special purpose acquisition companies, perhaps better known as SPACs, were first introduced in the 1990s as a faster, cheaper and more structured way for small and medium-sized companies to be traded on the public markets. Following a great deal of hype, and a miniature boom around 2020-2021, SPACs are now a rare breed, since some companies failed to find an acquisition target and many that listed had poor post-IPO performance.
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2 months ago | 
directorsandboards.com | David Crosbie |Susan Holliday
Up until now, the only mention of crypto currency in the boardroom was probably a discussion on whether the company needed to own Bitcoin in case of a ransomware attack. However, the landscape is changing very rapidly, driven by a crypto-friendly U.S. President and the resulting rapid rise in the price of Bitcoin over the emotionally significant threshold of $100,000.
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Jun 26, 2024 | 
directorsandboards.com | Susan Holliday |Ursuline Foley
Corporate culture is a shared set of corporate mission, values, attitudes, standards and behaviors that determines how employees and management interact to help drive business strategy and results. It reflects both written and unwritten rules.
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Mar 29, 2024 | 
medium.com | Susan Holliday
Self, ecology and ‘mattering’This Unpsychology Voices guest post is by psychotherapist and writer Susan Holliday. In a world where the individual can feel increasingly helpless and insignificant, Susan draws on ecological principles to explore the practice of ‘mattering’. Her piece follows Steve Thorp’s recent post, Making Soul in Unpsychology’s ongoing exploration of self, soul and world. The girl is lost. Wandering through faceless corridors, she feels helpless and pathetic.
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Nov 13, 2023 | 
lovetoknow.com | Susan Holliday
The ninth sign in Western Astrology is Sagittarius (November 22 - December 21.) Represented by the centaur archer, Sagittariuses are lively, gregarious, and love to explore. If they had their way, they'd follow their passion for new experiences and desire for knowledge to the ends of the earth. Expansive, abundant Jupiter rules this sign.
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Nov 7, 2023 | 
lovetoknow.com | Susan Holliday
The holiday season is a time to embrace traditions. Your annual cookie bake, movie marathon, or family tree trimming party creates warm memories that last a lifetime. These are events to be cherished! However, there is one holiday tradition that can be polarizing, to say the least: Secret Santas. If finding the perfect present for everyone on your usual list is tough, the curveball of an anonymous gift swap can be straight-up anxiety-inducing.
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Sep 8, 2023 | 
lovetoknow.com | Susan Holliday
There are few activities in this life that make memories like Game Night. The friendly competition, the creative problem solving, the lighthearted treachery; throw in some snacks, and it all adds up to a great time. There are hundreds of tabletop games to choose from, but sometimes creating the same fun for just two players is a challenge! I was recently in the middle of a round of Scrabble with my fiancé when something hit me.
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Sep 7, 2023 | 
lovetoknow.com | Susan Holliday
Birthdays aren't just markers of another trip around the sun; they're moments to celebrate a person's individuality and the unique qualities that define them. One major force that has a big impact on all those loveable traits? Their birth month! While gifts that target their specific tastes and preferences are always appreciated, there's a special charm in personalizing presents to align with your giftee's birth month.
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Sep 6, 2023 | 
lovetoknow.com | Susan Holliday
A new home is such an exciting thing. It's a fresh start, an opportunity to assess the old and make room for the new. It's also a lot of hard work! Packing up and hauling everything from one location to the next, arranging furniture and decor, organizing all the little bits and bobs a person accumulates. The process of moving can be so daunting that the successful completion of the task really is worth celebrating.
