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Guardian Pharmacy Services Model Grows Through Today’s Obstacles

Chief Executive

“We believe we can double the business over the next five to six years with low double-digit growth each year through the tailwinds of an aging population, same-store sales growth and some M&A.”. That’s what has led to our success: We have, almost, 40 separate businesses with a separate P&L and balance sheet.

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Blending Disciplines to Create Powerful Thought Leadership | Selena Rezvani

Peter Winick

Selena shares how her journey in thought leadership started while she was a young management consultant whose boss created a policy that all consultants would have to write and present at conferences twice a year. In addition, we can help you implement marketing, research, and sales. Yeah, as a management consultant.

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Q&A: Recent Bank Failures Do Not Mean It’s 2008 All Over Again

UVA Darden

To repay customers for the deposits, SVB used up all its cash reserves and then had to start selling some of the long-dated assets on its balance sheet to cover the withdrawals. Q: Were the takeovers the result of systemic weaknesses, poor management or panicked investors? Bruner: Management heads up the rogue’s gallery.

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Transformation During Crisis | Simon Leslie

Peter Winick

Simon is also the author of several books, including, There is No F in Sales: A Book About Selling in Every Market Condition and Equanimity: The Diary of a CEO in Crisis. We start our conversation by talking about Simon’s first book, There is No F in Sales, which shines a light on his years of sales experience.

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Q&A: Recent Bank Failures Do Not Mean It’s 2008 All Over Again

UVA Darden

To repay customers for the deposits, SVB used up all its cash reserves and then had to start selling some of the long-dated assets on its balance sheet to cover the withdrawals. Q: Were the takeovers the result of systemic weaknesses, poor management or panicked investors? Bruner: Management heads up the rogue’s gallery.

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