Leadership
Leading Through Crisis
As of this week, many companies are finding they have begun to quickly execute the business continuity plans they have developed and documented in order to address the ongoing COVID-19 crisis. ...
RMS CEO White: Embracing Change in a Transforming Industry
During her career, Karen White, the CEO of RMS, has had a front-row seat to observe what happens with companies and industries in transformation and how enormous value—and disruption—can be ...
The Importance of an End-of-Day Routine, and Other Leadership Tips
Engaging in daily meditation and learning how to live in the present can help you keep a noisy mind under control. Knowing how to say no and setting boundaries should be part of your self-care ...
Italy’s Generali Expanded Existing Policies and Added New Ones to Confront Coronavirus
Generali's global headquarters in Trieste, Italy is only a few hours away by car from Milan, the epicenter of the coronavirus outbreak that erupted in the country in mid-February. That means the ...
Good Habits of 5 Successful Leaders
Many leaders can cite good habits that have helped them stay grounded, healthy and effective while achieving success in business and in life. As a successful insurance executive, you probably have ...
In Times of Crisis, Leaders Should Use Frequent Communication (and Metaphors)
The coronavirus and its global spread has left companies around the world scrambling to keep employees safe, reduce anxiety and maintain stability of their operations. In times of crisis, however, ...
Say ‘No’ to Shiny Objects
In their quest to stay ahead of the curve, business leaders might instead be throwing their employees a curve ball. Today's business world prizes innovation. Companies don't want to be left behind, ...
When High Turnover Can Be a Very Good Thing
Higher turnover in a department or company isn't a bad thing. Rather, it can lead to higher productivity in the long run. Research highlighted in a recent Kellogg Insight posting (part of the Kellogg ...