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Richard Branson

    • Richard Branson: Afaceri in era Justin Bieber

      In lumea afacerilor, schimbarea vine mai repede decat ne-am astepta. Noi tehnologii intra brusc pe piata, preferintele consumatorilor se modifica, economiile se transforma. E foarte bine sa le cereti angajatilor sa intampine schimbarea cu bratele deschise si sa dea dovada de creativitate, dar acest lucru nu va solutiona temerile (nici pe ale lor, nici pe ale voastre)!

    • Richard Branson: Dati-le directorilor o companie noua!

      „Grupul pe care il detineti are sute de companii diferite – cum reusiti sa le tineti in frau si sa le faceti sa produca rezultatele scontate?“ Aceasta intrebare mi-a fost expediata de Robert Cheng, din Taiwan. Raspunsul scurt este ca ma bazez pe o echipa grozava de directori si de top manageri, precum si pe toti angajatii care lucreaza pentru Virgin in intreaga lume. Dar cum construirea grupului a fost un proces de durata, pentru raspunsul pe larg s-ar cere sa aruncam o privire asupra modului in care echipa a ajuns in acest punct.

    • Richard Branson: Descurca-te, nu-ti face hara-kiri!

      Timp de zece ani, Virgin Trains transportase in conditii de siguranta pe calea ferata milioane de pasageri pe intreg teritoriul Marii Britanii. Dar seara zilei de 23 februarie ne-a schimbat viata tuturor. Pasagera Margaret Masson a incetat din viata si alte cinci persoane au fost grav ranite cand trenul de mare viteza Pendolino a deraiat.

    • Richard Branson: O promisiune onorata

      Sa zicem ca aveti o idee de afacere – despre care credeti ca are potentialul de a schimba cu adevarat industria. Ati formulat o promisiune de business catre potentialii clienti, cat mai pe intelesul lor. Ati strans capitalul necesar, ati adunat echipa si ati mediatizat noua voastra afacere prin toate mijloacele disponibile. Ce urmeaza sa faceti?

    • Trusted Business

      Q: I recently became my own boss, joining forces with my brother, who has an established operation. I am very much enjoying this experience, but the challenges of finding ways to draw attention to our business and earn customers’ trust are extremely tough.

    • Family Time

      Q: How do you let go? I truly believe in empowering the right people, listening to them, and stepping aside to allow them to succeed. At what point in your amazing journey did you learn that you had to let go?

      Jeff Hensley, United States

    • Social Media

      Q: We’ve been trying to find a way to improve communication with our customers, but neither our website nor our Facebook page is producing results. What would you suggest? – Billy Loaiza Rivera, Medellin, Colombia

    • Intrapreneurs

      I am incredibly lucky to be able to live in the British Virgin Islands, one of the most beautiful spots on the planet. My family’s home is on Necker Island, which is both our home and a luxury resort. Here, I’m much more likely to do my thinking in an office hammock rather than an office chair. This often sets my mind wandering as I contemplate the business of entrepreneurship.

    • Space Industry

      For a long time, the terrible Space Shuttle Challenger disaster of 1986 appeared to have ended our dream of space flight’s ever expanding beyond the preserve of government-funded missions and a few highly trained explorers. 

    • African Entrepreneurs

      I visit Africa often, and it is apparent that a “yes, we can” attitude is spreading across the continent, as awareness of its business and investment opportunities reaches around the globe.

    • Managing Change

      Restructuring is a difficult process, right? It can be. Even if you’ve done everything right, sometimes you have to take your company in a new direction because circumstances and opportunities have changed. Companies aren’t future-proof – no company lasts forever.

    • Climate Business

      The United Nations climate change conference in Cancun in early December was met with negativity and apathy. As I took part in the meetings, it was clear that after the failure of the Copenhagen talks late last year, there would be no agreement on reducing emissions and tackling climate change. But there is too much at stake for us to give up and go home. It is now up to the business community to take the lead – and with a little help from government, we can succeed.

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