Economic confidence among small firms fell to the lowest level recorded since November 2012, according to a survey conducted by Vistage and the Wall … [Read more...] about Small business confidence falls to 7-year low, according to Sept. 2019 WSJ/Vistage survey
If I could Frankenstein the ultimate CEO
When I conduct leadership seminars, I start by asking the participants who they think best personifies leadership. Most of the answers are predictable … [Read more...] about If I could Frankenstein the ultimate CEO
Micromanaging is not managing at all
Regardless of what you may think, micromanaging never has been, is not now, nor will it ever be a sustainable method of ensuring your organization is … [Read more...] about Micromanaging is not managing at all
Is your business ready for the next slowdown?
CEOs are feeling pessimistic about the future of the U.S. economy, thanks to softening customer demand, erratic trade policies and unpredictable … [Read more...] about Is your business ready for the next slowdown?
Leadership lessons from JFK and the Cuban Missile Crisis
“Leadership and learning are indispensable to each other.” — John F. Kennedy In 1962, America and Russia hurtled toward thermonuclear annihilation. … [Read more...] about Leadership lessons from JFK and the Cuban Missile Crisis
CEO optimism falls to 8-year low, according to Q3 2019 Vistage CEO survey
The latest survey of CEOs conducted by Vistage found that the economic confidence of small and midsize business leaders has continued to decline. In … [Read more...] about CEO optimism falls to 8-year low, according to Q3 2019 Vistage CEO survey
