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By Eapen Chacko on Mon Jul 27 2020
Zoom’s first quarter of fiscal 2021, ending April 30, was characterized by an analyst as “the best quarter in the history of enterprise software.” Reported revenue of $328 million increased by Read more |
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Many family businesses grow and thrive in the first generation because of the passion and commitment of their founders. Successive generations often don’t share that same level of dedication, and Read more |
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By Kerry Hannon on Wed Jul 01 2020
This article is part of America’s Entrepreneurs , a Next Avenue initiative made possible by the Richard M. Schulze Family Foundation and EIX, the Entrepreneur and Innovation Exchange . Part of the Read more |
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By Kimberly Eddleston on Fri Jun 05 2020
Interviewee:
Susan Laverick
Women are honing their business and technical skills in preparation for leadership, but many of them still struggle with how they communicate and present themselves. Despite their know-how they still Read more |
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By Hung-bin Ding and Dr. Rosa Nelly Trevinyo-Rodriguez on Fri Apr 24 2020
As the Covid-19 virus spreads rapidly through the United States, most of the U.S. universities, businesses, government agencies, and school systems began a massive push to work from home or attend Read more |
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A board’s oversight and guidance, based on the expertise, experience and personal qualities of its members, has always helped drive business success and survival. But now, as the COVID-19 pandemic Read more |
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By Theodore L. Waldron and James C Wetherbe on Fri Mar 27 2020
One of EIX’s best-read articles of 2020, this piece introduces the CARE framework for communicating clearly, building solidarity, rewarding perseverance and supporting productivity. Walt Disney Read more |
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By Daniel Van Der Vliet on Fri Mar 20 2020
Michael Cortelletti, owner and “Guardian Angel” of Food Democracy in Verona, Italy, has seen the affects of COVID-19 first hand, both as a business owner, and as a resident of Verona, Italy. As Read more |
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Women entrepreneurs may discount their own success and doubt their abilities. Research shows how imposter fears can limit confidence and business growth. The number of businesses run by women Read more |
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By Ines Herrero and Mat Hughes on Mon Feb 03 2020
Close family ties can become a liability when they make owners insular, resistant to outside advice and less open to new knowledge. EDITOR'S NOTE: This article was produced in partnership with the Read more |
