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Technology
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Lending an ear
Why listening is one of the most important skills a leader needs
What is a CEO’s role in
leading a company?
It’s a broad question but a
heavy one a question that
has many possible answers. For
Anne Sellers,...
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Building chemistry
How Bill Mays formulated a team environment at Mays Chemical Co. by taking the time to listen
Bill Mays was confident he had the necessary skills to be a successful business owner. And when he founded Mays Chemical Co.
Inc. in March 1980, hi...
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Don Brown
Chairman, President and CEO, Interactive Intelligence Inc.
Don Brown believes that the most important thing a business leader can do is to stay real: Stay real with your customers, your
employees and your man...
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A creative success
Mat Orrego keeps an open mind to lead Cornerstone Information Systems to prosperity
Alittle fear can go a long way in helping a CEO to keep his or her eye
focused on success, says Mat Orrego.
It certainly did back in 1993, whe...
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Douglas R. Brown
CEO and Co-Founder, Fusion Alliance
Peer pressure doesn’t bother Douglas R. Brown. When every other business was jumping into the dot-com world, Brown, CEO and co-founder of Fu...
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Stan Bentley
President, Diversified Systems
Change. Few words in business are more powerful or more intimidating, and change is one of the inevitable factors that evy business leader will ...
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Team work
LeRoy Robbins grew TruStar Solutions by finding quality employees who fit into his team.
In 1997, Bruce Robbins founded TruStar Solutions, previously IIRC, and his brother, LeRoy Robbins, later joined the company to help grow it.
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