Ergebnis für "Worlds Beyond" in Ökonomie

As a business leader, you are in the perfect role to change the world. That’s not motivational hype. Your business is your ideal platform to build a better world. This audiobook will show you: how smart business processes can create time and resources you can use to make a bigger impact on your world; how your company can excel at meeting critical needs, developing your team, and addressing challenges in society; and more.

Every year, hundreds of thousands of young people pack their bags to study or volunteer abroad. Well-intentioned and curious Westerners travel to low-income countries to learn about people and cultures different from their own. In Beyond Guilt Trips: Mindful Travel in an Unequal World, storyteller Anu Taranath unpacks our baggage about who we are, where we come from, and how much we have. She takes us on a journey through personal travel stories and thought-provoking questions, providing us with tools to grapple with our discomfort and navigate differences with accountability and connection.

Enough of glorifying the grit and grind that leave you feeling like you’re still not doing enough. Join us as we toss resilience into the bin and explore better ways to navigate the challenges of leadership successfully. Forget the dry leadership chat... this is raw, real and refreshingly human. Through inspiring conversations with visionary women leaders, creators, and change-makers, we challenge the tired but pervasive resilience narratives that ultimately keep us small, and explore emerging, regenerative - or just plain overlooked - ways to lead & thrive in a fast changing world. Tune in ...

"Beyond the Research" is your essential 15-minute deep dive into the most pressing topics and groundbreaking studies shaping the world of commerce and contracting. Hosted by Issy Drinkall, each episode goes beyond the pages of WorldCC's meticulously crafted research reports to bring you direct insights from the experts who helped create them.In a world of increasing complexity and rapid change, understanding the nuances of contracting, commercial relationships, and emerging technologies is more vital than ever. This podcast series provides concise, actionable intelligence, revealing the "why" ...

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*** WINNER OF THE 2025 GOODY BUSINESS BOOK AWARD FOR 'BUSINESS - TRAVEL AND HOSPITALITY' *** INTRODUCING 25 REAL-LIFE STORIES THAT REVEAL THE RULES FOR WORKING SUCCESSFULLY ACROSS CULTURES There is no excuse for cultural ignorance in the 21st century. The greatest factor affecting the success or...

If the financial crisis has taught us anything, it is that Americans save too little, spend too much, and borrow excessively. What can we learn from East Asian and European countries that have fostered enduring cultures of thrift over the past two centuries? Beyond Our Means tells for the first time how other nations aggressively encouraged their citizens to save by means of special savings institutions and savings campaigns.

Exploring new vocabulary, sayings that should cease, potential practices, and looking at what good looks like in the world of work and beyond. Credits: Adam Johns – voiceover Beverley McKiver – composer and player of the music Tell Me About Love

"Kits for the World" dives into the world of football kits, uncovering their connection to environmental responsibility and positive social change.

Success/ful: Winning Ideas from the World of CS and Beyond is the go-to resource for current and aspiring leaders in Customer Success. Effective CS leadership requires constant collaboration across departments. That means understanding how the principles, challenges, and successes of our internal counterparts intersect with and inform effective Customer Success management. On this podcast, we’re talking to some of the most effective leaders in and out of CS. Host Taylor Johnston is bringing in perspectives from across the org — CS, product, ops, marketing, sales, and beyond — to share ...

Even the actions of a single person can help to change the world. How? Through simple acts of leadership and compassion. Open up this book, and discover the true stories of people whose actions have caused a chain reaction at work and in their communities. Among them: A manager who gives an...

An objective look at the week of work, through the eyes of two business marketers and their array of guests. Latest series is all about Leader and Pioneers. Hosted, written and produced by Shane Redding and Steve Kemish - both business marketers in the UK. Ex colleagues and long-time friends and collaborators who, along with interviews from subject-matter experts, share their thoughts on key topics in the world of marketing, sales and wider business.

Leaving corporate is hard. These introspective women entrepreneurs are here to make the transition a little easier. And So, She Left is an award-winning podcast that shares wisdom from extraordinary women who exist outside of the corporate world. Hosted by Katherin Vasilopoulos. Made by Cansulta and Ethan Lee.

Lean Blog Interviews: Real-World Lean Leadership Conversations features thoughtful, in-depth discussions with leaders, authors, executives, and practitioners who are applying Lean thinking in the real world. Hosted by Mark Graban—author of Lean Hospitals, Measures of Success, and The Mistakes That Make Us—the podcast explores Lean as a management system, a leadership philosophy, and a people-centered approach to continuous improvement. Episodes span healthcare, manufacturing, startups, technology, and professional services. Guests share candid stories about what actually works—and what ...

You've heard of bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies - but they're just the tip of the iceberg. We're about to enter a new era for money in which technology will let anyone create their own currency. Do you own a company? Start your own currency. Do you have a website? Create a currency for your visitors. How about paying people to go to school? All of our current economic models are about to change.

We live in a world where travel, immigration, and broader mobility changes are emerging, disrupting, and creating opportunities for employees and employers. These opportunities not only affect the business travel community, but also impact societies in new, exciting, and often unanticipated ways. We live in a world of altered expectations, changing behaviours, and fluctuating norms, where new dialogues between human resources professionals, employees, and nation-states are affecting relationships on every level. We live in a world where the future of work has never been more exciting. Yet new ...