Category: Business Education


  • 2025 Leadership Vision for Growth

    As growth tech companies continue to navigate these dynamic and competitive business environments, three strategic priorities have emerged as critical for CEOs in 2025. First, harnessing the power of AI remains at the forefront (no surprise). With AI capturing roughly 45% of all venture capital investment last year, staying competitive means embedding AI across the…

  • A Comprehensive Guide Of Venture Capital Terminology

    Venture capital (VC) terminology is essential for anyone involved in startups, whether you’re an entrepreneur seeking funding, an aspiring venture capitalist, or someone working with startups in a support role. Understanding these terms not only enhances communication but also empowers you to make informed decisions, build stronger relationships with investors, and engage more effectively with…

  • The CEO of Your Career: Taking Ownership of Your Professional Path

    Professionals across industries often face a maze of opportunities, challenges, and decisions. Whether you’re an individual contributor, a seasoned executive, or a job seeker, one truth stands: You are the CEO of your career. Being the CEO of your career is about responsibility, not authority. It means taking full control of your growth, direction, and…

  • A Look Back At Drucker

    Earlier this year, I revisited an old business article I once read titled, “The Coming of the New Organization,” originally published in the Harvard Business Review in January 1988. Written by Peter Drucker, a towering figure in management and organizational theory, the article presents a compelling vision for how organizations must evolve to stay competitive…

  • Is It Really A Masterclass in Strategic Leadership and Investment?

    A Study of Perceived Genius When most people think of Elon Musk, they picture the visionary behind Tesla, SpaceX, and other groundbreaking ventures. But what if I told you that Musk’s so-called “genius” isn’t about inventing every company he’s associated with, but rather about strategically investing, leading, and scaling them into world-changing businesses? Musk’s success…

  • So You Want To Be An Engineering Manager

    Advice for Technologists Transitioning into Engineering Management As a technologist stepping into an engineering management role for the first time, it’s essential to focus on key tools, methods, and leadership elements to help you succeed. Here’s a guide to get you started. Tools and Methods Leadership Elements Effective Communication Clear Communication Channels Open and Inclusive…

  • There’s Power In Customer Obsession

    The Power and Potential of Net Promoter Score (NPS): A Comprehensive Overview The Net Promoter Score (NPS) stands as one of the most influential metrics in the realm of customer experience and business growth. Introduced by Fred Reichheld. In 2003, Fred Reichheld, a partner at Bain & Company, created a new way of measuring how…

  • Happy 2024 National Support Public Education Day!

    There is no doubting that children are our future. It is also essential that we be reminded of the importance of teaching them well, and allowing them to learn and lead. Education is a basic and indispensable right of all human beings. A nation can only hope to move forward in all aspects of life…

  • Beyond The Logos You See

    The True Essence of a Brand In today’s competitive marketplace, a brand is far more than a logo, design, or a catchy slogan. It’s a multifaceted entity, woven from the expectations, memories, stories, and relationships that collectively drive a consumer’s choice. This perspective shifts the understanding of what a brand truly represents and underscores its…

  • Oppenheimer’s echo: Ethical Leadership and Innovation in Modern Technology

    J. Robert Oppenheimer directed the Manhattan Project during WWII, contributing to the development of the atomic bomb. Known as the ‘father of the atomic bomb’, he made significant contributions to theoretical physics, including quantum mechanics and nuclear physics. He was a man unceremoniously accused of things and stripped of his clearance. He would ultimately be vindicated later. How might we leaders learn…