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Michael Polk’s educational credentials include Cornell University and Harvard Business School, but the executive himself has pointed to a Pennsylvania […]
Find the Chokepoint: The Value-Chain Idea Behind Alejandro Betancourt López’s Bets
One idea keeps surfacing across his deals. Alejandro Betancourt López hunts for the spot in an industry where margin collects, […]
Justin Fulcher and the Work of Modernizing Regulated Industries
The most consequential technology work often happens in sectors where change is slow, oversight is heavy, and the cost of […]
Greg Soros, Author, Sees Social-Emotional Learning Woven Into Story
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Kelcy Warren has spent nearly five decades in the energy business, and he does not plan to stop. The executive […]
How Gulf Coast Western Earns Partner Loyalty Year After Year
In an industry often defined by opacity and short-term thinking, Gulf Coast Western has taken a different path. The Dallas-based […]
Grit Marketing’s Approach to Representative Wellbeing
High-performance sales environments have a complicated relationship with employee wellbeing. The pressure to perform is real, the rejection is frequent, […]
How Karl Studer Builds Trust with Field Workers
Trust between executives and field workers in industrial organizations is neither automatic nor easily manufactured. It must be earned through […]