[ad_1] For a little more than a year, Louis Goor’s office has been whatever space he can find to open up his computer and log in to his emails on board his sailing yacht, Irene IV. He’s checked in with his team at JL Goor, his polymer business in Ireland, from Panama, the Galapagos, Vanuatu, […]
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[ad_1] Michael Dell has spent his entire life picking apart conventions and disrespecting boundaries to explore what might be possible. His maverick tendencies have served him well. As the Founder and CEO of his eponymous computer corporation, he’s one of the 25 richest people on Earth with an estimated net worth of US$51 billion. Dell
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[ad_1] The term “digital strategy” had a very short shelf life. It became a shiny new thing in the 1990s when business leaders bandied it about in speeches to impress shareholders that not only had they heard of this new-fangled world wide web, but that Brian in IT reckoned he could get them an actual
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[ad_1] What Domenic Morolla is striving to achieve above all else at Endeavour Homes is deceptively simple: to make the houses they build ‘homes’. “A home is where the heart is,” he tells The CEO Magazine. “It’s tied to that nostalgia when you go home, and the memories, the smell, the look, the feel.” Indeed,
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[ad_1] Europe, 2050. Your day starts with a glance at the morning’s pollution data as displayed on your augmented reality device. Before you log on for your day’s work from your home office, you sit down to breakfast, chosen for the environmental credentials displayed digitally when you purchased it. During the day, as you go
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[ad_1] When Mark Roberts, Group CEO of Alsco’s Asia–Pacific operations, tells anyone about his career, they’re always amazed by the same thing. “People struggle to believe that someone could work for the same business for 33 years,” he says. “But I love my job and still pinch myself every morning when I get up and
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[ad_1] The Technogym name is renowned in elite athletic circles thanks to its reputation for innovative and inclusive design, which has been built over four decades without ever compromising on style. Beyond its premium product offering, which provides unparalleled personalization and design innovation to satisfy its discerning clientele, the global brand’s origins are firmly rooted
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[ad_1] People have a tendency to look at the past through rose-tinted glasses and reminisce about the good old days. But when it comes to the oil and lubrication industry, Jane Carland, Castrol’s General Manager Australia and New Zealand and an industry veteran of three decades, has no such illusions. “In fact, we just keep
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[ad_1] When Jack Hidary discovered coding at the age of 12, he was immediately fascinated by what computers could do to connect the world. And he has never lost that curiosity. Today, Hidary is CEO of SandboxAQ, which creates enterprise solutions that bring together AI and quantum technology – an emerging field of physics and
[ad_1] When the going gets tough, the tough get going. And Rebecca Skinner, CEO of Services Australia, completely personifies this saying. Having taken the role in the middle of the COVID-19 pandemic, she had to learn fast and build a team to handle future emergencies quickly and efficiently. And that’s exactly what she did. Before
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