Sean Morris, Sales Director at Digitech Systems LLC writes for The Executive Magazine on data collection, storage and transfer legislation. What if you were fined $25 million or 4% of your company’s annual revenue? It’s possible under the new EU General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), which applies to any company collecting personally identifiable information […]
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Joseph Valente is the 2015 winner of the award-winning BBC hit TV show, ‘The Apprentice‘, where his hard-earned victory secured him the support of Lord Sugar as his business partner, mentor and investor. He writes for The Executive Magazine on his experience both in and out of Sugar’s Board Room.
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John O’Brien MBE author of ‘The Power of Purpose’ along with Andrew Cave talks to The Executive Magazine on how purpose can power performance. A key trend which has emerged over the last ten years is that of “Purpose”. I have spent twenty-five years in the interface between business and society, championing what is often referred
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Natasha Edge is a personal stylist and image consultant, working with women over thirty five on their business image and personal brand, discusses her top tips to improving your corporate image. When we are young we are taught not to worry about what people think. However, there are certain situations where it really does matter.
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Natasha Edge, Personal Stylist & Colour Consultant based in Hampshire talks to The Executive Magazine on personal branding and style. Your personal brand is so much more than just the clothing you wear. It’s the outward manifestation of who you are. It speaks volumes about your skills, work ethic, capability as a professional, background, but most
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Mara Patraiko, at Agency Central gives The Executive Magazine her tips for increasing activity, energy and creativity by falling into a more effective work/rest balance. It’s so easy to slip, to get stuck in a rolling, ritual rut that has you grinding your teeth all day at your desk: the annihilation of exhalation. By five
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Chris Langer, Communications and Scheme Intelligence Manager at CIRAS talks about the importance rest and relaxation, essential in preventing fatigue-based problems “Our minds must relax: they will rise better and keener after a rest. Just as you must not force fertile farmland, as uninterrupted productivity will soon exhaust it, so constant effort will sap our
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Monica Mackintosh, customer services director of Echo Managed Services discusses a worrying rise in the use of bailiffs for debt recovery in local authorities. Levels of UK debt are increasingly on the rise. Indeed, recent estimates from the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development have warned that household arrears are escalating at an alarming rate, posing
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Misunderstood, sometimes peripheral, always underrated: Procurement executives are the business world’s very own goth music scene. And just like the great goth bands, they had their heyday when things were tough. After the 2008 crash, when CFOs were busy turning budgets into confetti, it was frequently their counterparts in procurement that delivered huge cost
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Leading bid expert, Andrew Morison examines how successful bidders will have to navigate their way through big issues such as Brexit, Grenfell and GDPR. Whilst 2017 has seen some changes in what is important to buyers, 2018 looks like a period of greater flux. Successful bidders will have to navigate their way through some
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