Social Capital Insider

Jun 6, 2024 | centerforsocialcapital.com | Chris Benguhe |RaeAnne Marsh |Elaine Pofeldt

It’s not just about being nice – you must be effectively connecting to employee and customer emotions and needs. People are hurting – economically, physically, socially and emotionally – maybe worse than in a generation. And if business leaders want to succeed, they must respond by demonstrating they not only care but are aware of what their employees and customers are experiencing and are willing to do whatever it takes to help.

Apr 11, 2024 | centerforsocialcapital.com | Chris Benguhe |RaeAnne Marsh |Elaine Pofeldt

The hot new business model that proves caring capitalism really works When we began covering and promoting Social Capital in business, we were determined to show the value of people, and how a people-first approach to traditional business could lead to better business, better policies in business, and greater prosperity and happiness for all because of it. We were confident we could find plenty of examples to prove our point, and we did.

Mar 28, 2024 | centerforsocialcapital.com | Chris Benguhe |RaeAnne Marsh |Elaine Pofeldt

With executive burnout on the rise, EXOS CEO helps condition corporate execs as the elite athletes of the business world. “We are a human coaching company, and what we say we do — what we do every day — is we get humans ready for the moments that matter most in their lives,” says Sarah Robb O’Hagan, CEO of EXOS.

Mar 21, 2024 | centerforsocialcapital.com | Robert Glazer

Acceleration Partners founder on why not everyone should be expected to lead or manage. Every business leader wants an edge to help develop talent faster and with a higher success rate. But despite these innovative efforts, career paths at most organizations look similar: An employee starts at an entry level job working on a team, advances to manage their own projects, then eventually is promoted to lead a team of their own.

Mar 14, 2024 | centerforsocialcapital.com | Chris Benguhe |RaeAnne Marsh |Elaine Pofeldt

The CEO of HeartPoint Global is tackling congenital heart disease with groundbreaking new devices. Seth Bogner is looking to change the world, one heartbeat at a time. He’s the chairman and CEO of HeartPoint Global, which makes groundbreaking medical devices to treat life-threatening cardiovascular diseases that affect millions of people worldwide every year. Running this fast-growing juggernaut is not just a job for Seth. It’s a mission.