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America’s New Favorite Videos: Cameo’s Co-Founder & CEO Steven Galanis
In this episode, we chat with a unicorn entrepreneur who knows how to manifest just about anything. Steven Galanis, along with co-founders Martin Blencowe and Devon Townsen, created Cameo, a marketplace where fans can book personalized video shoutouts from their favorite celebrities...
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Helping Businesses Face Reality About Ransomware
In OpenText's recent annual Cybersecurity Global Ransomware Survey, a significant discrepancy emerged between businesses' perceptions and the actual threat landscape when it comes to ransomware. The study encompassed responses from security and IT professionals, as well as business leaders, shedding light on the evolving cybersecurity trends among small and medium-sized businesses (SMBs) and enterprises...
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Strategies to Boost Employee Happiness is Going Beyond The Norm
Employee happiness has become a critical concern across various industries, and a recent survey by BambooHR highlights a decline in overall happiness by 6% since 2020. With the workforce experiencing what some call "The Great Gloom," unconventional strategies are needed to cultivate happiness, particularly as the holiday season approaches...
Capital & Transactions
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Khosla Ventures Raises $3 Billion, Remains Bullish on Transformative Technologies
In the face of a slower-growth environment and lower valuations across the tech landscape, Silicon Valley stalwart Khosla Ventures has defied the trend by successfully raising $3 billion for its latest venture funds. This marks one of the largest venture firm fundraises in 2023, showcasing the resilience of investors in the region. Notably, this achievement comes on the heels of a $1.85 billion fundraising effort just three years ago, highlighting the firm's continued expansion...
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A Leader’s Duty to Promote Mental Health in The Workplace
In the fast-paced world of corporate leadership, the view from the top often appears glamorous and intriguing. However, as Matt Murray, a former Wall Street Journal editor, astutely notes, the reality for many CEOs and leaders is far from glamorous; in fact, it can be downright lonely. Murray, drawing from decades of experience, observes that "leadership is lonely, and management is lonely." Upon reaching the pinnacle of success, leaders find themselves isolated, with former peers nowhere in sight...