by Susan Foley | Jun 9, 2020 | Change, Commitment, Competencies, Crisis, Economy, Environment, Growth, Intrapreneurs, Intrapreneurship, Resistance, Skills, Talent
The question on the minds of many Intrapreneurs around the world is whether the new normal will include Intrapreneurship or push it aside. Will there be room for Intrapreneurs to help create a new future or will economic concerns diminish their role. It may depend on...
by Susan Foley | Apr 21, 2020 | Change, Corporate Entrepreneurs, Economy, Environment, Idea, Innovation, Social Change, Social Intrapreneurs
The world as we know it has changed dramatically and things may never be the same again. Yet, during this time we’ve seen a marked improvement in our environment and in humanity. The very things that social intrapreneurs have been fighting for and advocating for...
by Susan Foley | Jul 24, 2018 | Change, Competencies, Economy, Entrepreneurs, Growth, Innovation, Intrapreneurs, Intrapreneurship, Risk, serial intrapreneur, Value
In the article, Intrapreneurs – The Road Less Traveled, the focus was on why intrapreneurs take the road less traveled and what that means. Intrapreneurs also face another fork in the road on their journey – especially if they want to be a serial intrapreneur....
by Susan Foley | Apr 17, 2018 | Business Growth, CEO, Economy, Entrepreneurial Leadership, Free Agents, Freelancers, Intrapreneurs, Leadership, Stakeholders, Strategic, Talent
According to KPMGs 2018 report on CEOs there is renewed confidence in growth in the global economy. “A majority of US CEOs see 2018 revenue growth as locked in; they are very confident. The EURO zone recovery is now stronger and broader. China is an economic force,...
by Susan Foley | Nov 28, 2017 | Competitive, Customers, Economy, Entrepreneurial, Innovation, Intrapreneurs, Leaders, Risk, Talent, Work
A report by the Association of Executive Search and Leadership Consultants (AESC) showed that there is a high degree of anxiety among senior executives about their ability to keep up with a business climate of increasing uncertainty and rapid change. These executives...
