With the world’s attention turning to Japan for the Rugby World Cup 2019 and for the 2020 Olympics, members of EO Japan realized an opportunity to cultivate an international mindset in their families. What better… Read more »
Categories: INNOVATION LEADERSHIP
Tags: children entrepreneurs eo japan EO Tokyo Junji Aihara Kimitaka Yoshimura
The lessons learned through bootstrapping are important not only to entrepreneurs and their workforces, but to their children as well. Whether your kids will one day run the family business or you simply wish to pass on the values and… Read more »
Categories: Coaching Entrepreneurial Journey FINANCES Legacy
Tags: children estate estate planning ethical will family business inheritance Merrill Lynch parenting Steve Lopez
By Clint Greenleaf This article was originally published in the March 2014 issue of Octane magazine. I’m a lucky guy. I tricked a beautiful, caring woman into marrying me; my three kids are healthy and… Read more »
Categories: Best Practices members Sales
For many EO members, the ultimate path to success as an entrepreneur was built upon the experiences and skills instilled in them by their parents and families at a young age. Introducing those same values… Read more »
Categories: EO News
Tags: children entrepreneurs' organization eo eo youth exchange global kids learning network program
By Imtisal Abbasi, an EO Karachi member and COO of IAL Saatchi & Saatchi. Sometimes business lessons can come from the least likely of places. In my case, some of my greatest lessons learned occurred… Read more »
Categories: FINANCES Inspirational
Tags: best practices children family inspirational lessons learned
By: Jim Clifton and John Hope Bryant Everyone knows that the United States is in a terrible business slump, and there’s no shortage of opinions about how to get out of it. But there hasn’t… Read more »
Categories: EO News FINANCES general Inspirational
Tags: children entrepreneurs learning smarts
By Roslyn Tam, special to Overdrive Creativity, and creative problem solving, is often what separates success and failure, and making sure students in the United States are building this trait is of paramount importance for… Read more »
Categories: general
Tags: children education school university
Making it Personal on Twitter – Inc.com: When luxury travel took a hit in the midst of the recession, Vermont’s Trapp Family Lodge rethought their digital and social marketing strategy, capitalized on the renowned family name,… Read more »
Categories: general
Tags: better business children employee trends entrepreneurial journey goals kids research resolutions social media technology twitter
By Jennifer Cullenbine, “Queen Elf” of The Family Giving Tree, a philanthropic business supporting children in need in local communities. I’m sure every business owner has heard this kind of advice before: “You never know where your… Read more »
I’m sure every business owner has heard this kind of advice before: “You never know where your next best customer is going to come from.” “You cannot afford to alienate anyone.” More emphatically, “NEVER burn a bridge.”People prefer to do business with people they like, and “liking” happens through relationship building. For entrepreneurs, this is especially important because, in general, your customer base is likely to be small— at least at first. This base will grow proportionate to how effectively you develop and nurture relationships with your clients or customers, vendors and suppliers, investors or sponsors, the media and the public.
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