Category Archives: Vetrepreneur

The hype train on corporate purpose keeps steaming down the tracks. I have written about it before and tried to be positive. But I feel the need to be more constructively critical. If everyone has been convinced that they need to have a corporate purpose, let’s at least have it be a useful one. IContinueContinue reading “It’s time to rethink ‘corporate purpose’”

Below, Jane Marie Chen shares five key insights from her new book, Like a Wave We Break: A Memoir of Falling Apart and Finding Myself. Jane is a leadership coach, public speaker, and cofounder of Embrace Global, a social enterprise that developed a low-cost infant incubator. She has been a TED Fellow, an Echoing Green Fellow,ContinueContinue reading “How to lead without losing yourself”

Large language models have started creating their own terms and mixing them into everyday speech. Experts call it ‘lexical seepage.’   source https://www.fastcompany.com/91453680/heres-how-ai-is-changing-the-way-we-talk

The Grey Hair Advantage: Why Life Experience Makes for Better Fundraising Copy Yes, I started going grey early.  So why not lean into it, right? I’ve been in direct mail fundraising long enough to remember when we actually had to walk packages to the post office.  Okay, that’s an exaggeration.  But I have been aroundContinueContinue reading “The Grey Hair Advantage: Why Life Experience Makes for Better Fundraising Copy”

A majority of those expecting a holiday bonus this year are planning to check out once the check clears. According to a recent survey of 2,000 American workers by AI job application assistant JobHire AI, 59% are “maybe” or “definitely” expecting a bonus this year. Among them, 48% are already job hunting or planning toContinueContinue reading “Many workers plan to quit after cashing their year-end bonus checks”