Author name: Alice Weil

A CEO’s personal brand is a beacon that can significantly impact organisational reputations. The digital age poses a pertinent question: should CEOs venture into the world of social media? Platforms offer a tantalising promise of unbridled engagement and a humanised brand persona. However, with every tweet, post, or share, comes the potential to either elevate or tarnish a brand’s image

As governments and employee advocacy groups rally for a more transparent dialogue around earnings, the corporate sphere is abuzz with debates on the merits and pitfalls of salary disclosure. Is this the dawn of a new era of enhanced recruitment and robust employee engagement, or a slippery slope towards an inflexible pay structure?

In an era where the traditional boundaries of work are being remodelled, the quest for a harmonious work-life balance and enriched employee interactions stands paramount. Circles, a vanguard in crafting employee experience solutions, and a notable subsidiary of Sodexo, emerges as a harbinger of this new epoch

In a significant turn of events, Microsoft has successfully navigated the regulatory maze to secure a nod from the UK’s CMA for its colossal $69 billion acquisition of Activision Blizzard Inc. This approval propels the tech giant closer to sealing the largest gaming deal in history

In a strategic move towards fortifying tax compliance in the contractor sector, HMRC has unveiled a revamped CEST tool. This evolution, powered by the cutting-edge Ocelot platform, promises to redefine the way users engage with the service

In the bustling arena of corporate achievement, the heartbeat of any thriving organisation lies in the space where ideas flourish and ambitions take flight – the workplace. The Executive Magazine explores why investing in safety and well-being is the cornerstone of a prosperous future for any organisation.

In the crucible of contemporary business, a profound shift is underway. Enter Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) principles—a dynamic framework that is redefining corporate identity.

Nearly 2,000 independent stores, once vibrant beacons of local commerce, now stand empty as small businesses grapple with surging inflation and a challenging cost-of-living crisis