The Nike Refurbished program is part of the company’s efforts to recycle its products through various means in order to reduce its carbon emissions and waste. This involves two main methods, namely, the refurbishment and resale of old sneakers and the recycling of those which can’t be restored. This comes at a time where brands
With the challenging business landscape becoming more disruptive, with multiple balls in the air to juggle such as people, change, technology, strategy, hybrid working and constant innovation it’s no wonder many leaders are managing their teams instead of leading them. Many leaders and teams are, feeling time poor, skill stretched, isolated, adjusting to new ways
Honeymoon is a one-time experience for many people, and they are excited to make it perfect. The destination you will pick to make your dream come true is the second most crucial choice; we guess going with the right person is the most important…However, apart from the correct person and place, the things you will
Being a pet owner was not always normal. Animals in the past had a whole different role in humans’ life. Families would keep animals in their backyard for a reason. Cows and goats were to provide us milk, meat, and clothing. Cats would be around so that they would ”clean” the house from mice and
After a punishing year of Covid, civil unrest and the most bitter and divisive election in nearly a century, America’s CEOs are looking forward to something new: An economic boom. After plateauing in March, CEO confidence in business conditions 12 months from now gained 3 percent in April to reach its highest level since May
With all the management tools and theories available, you’d think we’d have management down to an exact science. Unfortunately, that’s not the case. The largest Gallup survey of employee engagement showed that 87 percent of staff are not engaged, which, needless to say, is a huge drain on productivity. The number one reason staff gave?
We seek to develop our businesses and obtain more fortune. Money is a sign of prestige and people often chase money to get the respect they want from society. At the same time, other parameters determine how accepted you can be from others. After all, it is the recognition we are after and not money
The global response to the Covid-19 pandemic showed just how quickly organizations can mobilize and collaborate in the face of systemic risks. The crisis itself may be seen as “a dress rehearsal” for potential climate disruptions to come. The systemic nature of climate change is clear to see and with it the realization that the
CL Yachts’ current flagship, the CLB88, pictured in Hong Kong CL Yachts is showing its flagship CLB88 and hull six of its popular CLB72 at this year’s Palm Beach International Boat Show in Florida (March 25-28) as the brand from the historic Cheoy Lee yard headquartered in Hong Kong continues its remarkable journey. However, CL
Focusing on relationships we would like to say a few words for those who want to live together, get married, and stay in a long-term relationship. Which are the reasons that lead them to such a decision? Nowadays, being single is an option so we cannot claim that people do not have a choice. Let’s
Finding ways to support both our employees and their families during the pandemic is key. U.S. Money Reserve created a school to help families balance learning and work. If you’re a parent, you know firsthand just how difficult the pandemic has been. Managing everything from remote learning and work to keeping some semblance of normalcy
Fear generates racism: Philosophers claim that racism has its source from a very basic feeling of every human, the fear. It is the fear of the unknown, the fear of anything different, and the fear of things that are unfamiliar for us. Racism is supposed to refer to discrimination regarding race, however, it is larger
Lately, the CEOs and executives I advise tell me: “There’s no time to wait!” For some, it’s because the urgency of their business is so great, they feel they cannot afford to pause – for anything. Their focus is solely on keeping pace: staying afloat; meeting intensive demand; adapting to changing protocols; leaping over the
Another year and another record broken by serial offenders Bvlgari as the Bvlgari Octo Finissimo Perpetual Calendar becomes the world’s thinnest automatic perpetual calendar (with micro rotor), at 5.80mm, with the thinnest automatic (micro rotor) movement, with calibre BVL 305 measuring just 2.75mm thick (or thin as Bvlgari watchmaking boss Antoine Pin noted in his
Some people love shopping, some people love museums, and some people love nature. This breathtaking phenomenon takes place in both the North and South Pole; however, the South Pole is rather hard to visit due to its unique geography. The North Pole, on the other hand, is more accessible by land, and organizing a trip
They may find out: To start with, cheating is usually a secret and what most people think is that it’s ok as long as nobody finds out. However, faith has a strange way of making the plot twist. No one expects to get caught when they misbehave still, not few are the cases where things
“Our private sector must stop taking cues from the Outrage-Industrial Complex…From election law to environmentalism to radical social agendas to the Second Amendment, parts of the private sector keep dabbling in behaving like a woke parallel government.” —Senator Mitch McConnell (R- KY) The gauntlet has been thrown. How do companies maximize shareholder value while minimizing brand
Generally speaking, managers can be broadly defined as one of three types: the Builder, the Maintainer, and the Destroyer. How you manage the details of your sales team, especially the way you hold your people accountable to them, will show up in one of these three ways. You’re a leader who builds their team, one
Planning, tactics, clear roles, and all other forms of order and discipline—to one degree or another, as leaders and as followers, in organizations small and large, frankly as humans we pine for these things. They promise predictability (even when they fail to deliver). But here’s the problem: The world today is increasingly complex and volatile;
While “pandemic” was bestowed the honor of being named Merriam-Webster’s “Word of the Year” for the tumultuous stretch of days and months that was 2020, it is another contender, “reset,” which I feel may very well linger within our collective psyche. We have been continuously asked, compelled and, in a lot of ways, forced to
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