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The validity of any course of action taken by a company’s board is largely dependent on the accuracy and scope of information available at the time the decision was taken.

Taking on a new group position in your company can feel like an unnerving leap into the unknown. Research suggests that as many as half of leadership transitions end in failure. Some seven in ten leaders in one survey said they’d become much more ...

Physician-strategist says high-performing leaders can lose decision-making capacity long before their results start to show.

All too often, organisations attempt to solve structural problems by increasing their headcount – given this does not solve the underlying issue, they may be left wondering why their costs and risk exposure keep growing despite having taken decisi...

By Peter Juhasz, CEO and Co-Founder of Syrvi AI Most businesses begin with a founder making a large number of decisions themselves. They know which customers are worth pursuing, what a good opportunity looks like and where problems are likely t...

In ancient times, being part of a group helped keep us safe from predators and ensured we had more resources. In the modern world, it is estimated that it takes only 5% of individuals to influence 95% of a group. The dot.com bubble is a significan...

For entrepreneurs, the choice of where to live has traditionally been based on where their company needed them to be – where their core market or funding streams were situated, for example. But, for a new wave of so-called ‘lifestyle’ entrepreneur...

According to Acas, 44% of working-age adults in Great Britain experienced conflict at work in the past 12 months, the highest level ever recorded in a British worker survey.

The easiest way to measure the impact of AI is to count the time it saves. A report that once took hours appears in minutes. A presentation starts with a competent first draft instead of a blank slide. Routine communication can move faster.

Here, Jonathan Ralph discusses the personal risks business leaders can overlook, why international mobility is increasingly being considered alongside other forms of risk planning, and how CEOs can create more options for themselves and their fami...

The word ‘leader’ is generally used to describe the person in charge of an organisation or group, who guides, inspires, motivates and steers in the right direction. The problem is that we remain - societally, politically and organisationally – wed...

Founders are a unique asset to early-stage business, personally designing products, winning customers, and overseeing decisions to keep operations moving. That’s what gets the company to its first million – or even ten.