IN THIS ISSUE
Making the most out of your business meetings; How transaction due diligence can benefit your company; private company governance appointments, news and more.
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How to Make the Most
Out of Your Business Meetings
11 tips to make your business gatherings stronger.
By STAN POPOVICH
Do you find yourself going to business meetings without any results? It can be frustrating to go to a meeting and get nothing accomplished. A company wastes valuable time and money in conducting business meetings that do not get any results.
Here are 11 suggestions on how to get the most out of your business gatherings.
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How Transaction Due Diligence Can Benefit Your Company
By DOREE KEATING
Last year was a record year for both the number of mergers and acquisitions and the number of cyber-attacks around the world. Data breaches can have drastic short- and long-term financial consequences on a company, in the form of forensic investigations, customer notifications and litigation, reduced sales from loss of customer loyalty, government data privacy regulatory action, and in the case of trade secrets, loss of competitive advantage.
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One of the Largest Private Companies in the U.S. Names a
35-Year-Old as its New CEO
On September 1, Brendan Bechtel, 35, will become CEO of Bechtel, succeeding Bill Dudley, who will stay on as vice chairman, according to a Fortune article.
The Bechtel board had to radically revise its succession plans in early 2014, when Riley Bechtel, Brendan’s father and a long-serving, 4th generation CEO, was diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease.
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Helping Entrepreneurs Transition to Leaders
Can successful entrepreneurs become effective leaders? The answer to that question can be found by examining three possible outcomes. Author Stanley D. Truskie, Ph.D takes a look at this topic and explains three possible outcomes.
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