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Step into my office, and you will notice my passion for tennis. I played professionally and continue to stay close to the sport, attending each major. But the main thing you’ll notice in my office is a real-time dashboard of our business performance. After more than two decades in operations and growth, I have learned that leaders make better decisions when they can see clearly what is happening inside the business. The same dashboard is displayed in every office of our head

With over 25 years working across operations, finance, growth, M&A and turnarounds, I have learned that sustainable performance rarely comes from one person. It comes from creating the conditions for an entire organization to perform. And one of my core beliefs is that I don’t fire people when I join a new company. I invest in them, and time and time again, they rise to the challenge. This belief might seem counterintuitive, but when I was a young man, my own father was fire

When I joined Lifekind Health, I knew two things right away. This business was poised for tremendous growth with the right focus, and that we would immediately begin making donations in the community we serve through our foundation. Good business requires investment. For this business, we are operating in communities that are often small and rural, and we are serving people suffering from chronic pain. It feels good to help people eliminate pain from their everyday lives, but

So what is responsible capitalism and why does it matter right now? Responsible capitalism has a major place in the world today. We're seeing selfishness and capitalism may be being misused. Capitalism is the best way for a nation to grow and improve its economy. It's also a method of bringing people together, influencing individuals, teams, people in general and communities so that they can come together and formulate a better world. Responsible capitalism has a major place

I’ve been working on the launch of Responsible Capitalism in the back of my mind for months. There’s a gap in today’s society. Capitalism provides the best framework to create successful businesses because it empowers each of us to thrive. But somewhere along the way, a gap has grown between businesses, their employees, and their stakeholders, and it’s undermining the belief that capitalism improves the lives of everyone in the community. I will be interviewing business leade