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Confessions of a Superhero (The Only One Who Always Does Everything Right)
By Maureen “Moe” McBride Russakoff I’ve always had problems with responsibility. I’m not irresponsible, mine is the opposite problem; I’m hyper-responsible. Hyper-responsible people take 200% responsibility. This approach to life and the world around me has many benefits. My to-do list gets ‘ta done! People trust me to deliver. My ego gets both stoked and
5 Steps to Structure Your Brand for Growth
John Cinquina, an EO Perth member and CEO of Red Meets Blue Branding "Growth" is the buzzword in business today. It seems we are obsessed with it, whether we're startups, owners, board members or marketers. As I meet and work with organizations from different industries, I have observed that often in this pursuit of growth, we forget to invest
How Does Intersectionality Pertain to Entrepreneurship?
By Karen Summerson, Writer/Editor at the Entrepreneurs' Organization I was fortunate enough to attend The Aspen Institute Forum on Women and Girls: Conversations Across Generations last week with EO DC member leader Marsha Ralls. On the heels of EO's successful #WOMENtrepreneurs campaign and a published conversation with Associations Now, this opportunity seemed to be a
Article Smashes Working Millennial Stereotypes
Multi-generational office environments are now the norm, and although many entrepreneurs have written favorable articles about integrating the millennial workforce, Generation Y is still associated with entitlement, laziness and an overdependence on technology. Guardian reporter Aisha Gani released a trending article yesterday titled "Millennials at work: five stereotypes - and why they are (mostly) wrong," as
Making Failure Your Friend
By Russ Perry, an EO Arizona member and founder of Design Pickle As an entrepreneur, it is jokingly said that we suffer from “shiny object syndrome,” where there’s always a great opportunity around the corner and everything is an optimistic path toward achieving the next million dollars. When I had to close my B2B marketing