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Transforming Finance: An Organization Design Framework for Market Victory

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This transformation journey, guided by AlignOrg Solutions’ organization design framework, not only increased revenue but also led to a significant victory in the marketplace. Stagnant Revenue: Despite being a seasoned player in the finance industry, Finance Inc. struggled to increase its revenue and compete with nimble newcomers.

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How To Prevent The Next Student Loan Crisis

Forbes Leadership

Require colleges to compensate the government when borrowers cannot pay back their loans, and use the revenue to boost financial aid.

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How Solvent Companies Leverage Bankruptcy to Resolve Lawsuits—And Why

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Soon 3M faced more than 230,000 claims by service members claiming permanent hearing loss, representing billions of dollars in potential liability over a product that generated less than $50 million in military revenue over its lifetime. Trial Tactics.

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Are Boards Ready for the Next Crisis?

Association Now Leadership

When the Conference Board asked CEOs to name their top priorities for 2023, matters like talent, revenue, and digital transformation were on the “high focus” agenda. Listed as a “low focus”: “Improve board governance.”

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Climate-Conscious Connectivity Is Driving More Manufacturing

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It was already headed in that direction, but now the government is trying to support it with regulation and tax incentives” in the Inflation Reduction Act. The zeitgeist, market incentives and government mandates mean all sorts of new ways to leverage climate concerns are arising. Beware the flip side of government intervention.

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CEO Optimism Slips In October Amid Worsening Forecasts For The Economy

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I think if we get government spending under control with a change in Congress and the Fed stops rate hikes, we will have inflation under control and the overall economy will be fine. Similarly, 69 percent expect revenues to increase over the next 12 months, 4 percent lower than in September and 21 percent less than when we started the year.

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CEO Optimism Continues To Rise In September

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More specifically: “A new direction in government after fall elections, less job availability that will force people back to work, [and a] smaller-than-predicted recession,” are the reasons given by the CEO of a real estate company to explain his forecast of 8 out of 10 for business conditions in the U.S. by this time next year.