Millionaire CEOs: Who they are and where most reside
A survey, querying where the world’s millionaire CEOs reside, has unveiled that some of the richest business owners live closer than you think.
Tag: Leadership
Why leaders have sleepless nights about culture
By Staff writer
In business, culture is your competitive edge, giving you the context you need as a leader to align purpose and values to create a winning team. So it’s suffice to say it’s caused many sleepless nights for bosses.
Finance advisory leader on controlling “known factors” to achieve Brexit growth
By Staff writer
Nobody knows exactly how our divorce from the EU will turn out just recall the predictions of doom and gloom that immediately followed the surprise vote and compare it to what actually transpired. However, there are numerous known factors bosses can control during this uncertain time.
Winning an argument is dependent on these two things
By Staff writer
Conflict is inevitable, and usually happens when the stakes and emotions are running high. But it’s how you go about winning an argument that will determine your success.
What most of the UK’s workers look for in a leader
By Lee Biggins
It goes without saying that success often comes under great leadership. From the world of sport, to startup businesses, good bosses are able to drive their teams forward in the most effective way. But are there specific traits workers look for in a leader”
Exclusive: Debbie Wosskow stands down from Sharing Economy UK, which now joins CBI
By Staff writer
In an exclusive with Real Business, it’s been revealed that Sharing Economy UK founder Debbie Wosskow has stood down as chair, which will see the trade body join the CBI, effectively reflecting the sector’s importance to British business.
Uber boss Travis Kalanick shows how a leader should not behave
By Staff writer
As humans we often learn more from our mistakes than our successes and I suspect this is now ringing true for Uber boss Travis Kalanick after a video of him berating one of his drivers went viral.
Reinvent a business facing near death
By Staff writer
The cold hard truth is that 90 per cent of startups fail. Only 12 per cent of 1955’s Fortune 500 companies are on the list over 60 years later. So here’s how to reinvent a business.
Lessons from a dry entrepreneur: How overcoming alcoholism started my road to $200m
By Staff writer
From 1982 to 1987 I travelled a wild and rocky road on Wall Street. My five years as a futures trader at the epicentre of capitalism were stressful, and to deal with it I played hard. I was young and impressionable and was taken in by all the temptations the city could offer, like a kid in a candy store. It took overcoming alcoholism to boot me in the right direction.
Lesser-known martial arts heavily influence Hollywood blockbusters
Samantha Swords, a woman of many talents, has been travelling the globe to raise awareness for Western martial arts and giving lightsaber lessons along the way. But while the sword may be her ultimate passion, she unveiled to Real Business the various Hollywood blockbusters her sculpting, blacksmithing and sword-fighting skills had been part of.