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4 Lessons from the Greatest Business Deal in Sports History
By Joseph Steinberg, an EO New York member and CEO of SecureMySocial How two brothers made $800 Million as basketball team owners - without actually owning a team. One of two brothers who signed what is likely the greatest deal in sports history -- earning the two of them and their attorney $800-Million as team
Meet the Top 5 EO GSEA Finalists of 2016
The Top 5 EO GSEA finalists have just been announced from the Global Finals in Bangkok, Thailand. Learn more about the companies and student entrepreneurs who are leading this competition. Belgium Ruben Miessen, Remedia BVBA Remedia BVBA uses technology to push people to meet each other, manage your team on the go and promote your
7 Interview Questions That Determine Emotional Intelligence
Determining who you hire for a job plays a big part in forming your company’s culture and ensuring its future success. Selecting informative interview questions can be a key factor in finding the right employees -- as well as weeding out the ones that won’t fit. A candidate’s answers can be telling. While different companies embody various
From Etsy To Millions: How One Young Entrepreneur Beat The Odds And Found Success
Starla Tyler hasn’t pitched her business on Shark Tank. She didn’t graduate from Harvard or another prestigious Ivy League school. She doesn’t even have a business degree. And yet, the 34 year-old former teacher and mother of two from Highland, California, recently passed a milestone most entrepreneurs aspire to but few achieve. In 2015, after
6 People-Focused Ways to Keep Your Startup Agile
There’s a reason that agility has become a popular buzzword. The power to both think and act quickly is a defining factor in any startup’s success. Those that get hung up on outdated processes risk failing due to their own sluggishness. Some startups try to anticipate how their staffing needs will shift as they grow,