115. Bart Jackson on How to Be CEO
From all of this data, processed via his empathic diagnosis, Bart takes two perspectives on the CEO: the job and the person in it.
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114. Pete Farner on Investable Businesses and Investable Entrepreneurs
Veteran venture capital investor Pete Farner distills experience from four decades of entrepreneurship and investing on the Economics For Business Podcast #114. Passion, perseverance and intelligence are the three critical attributes he looks for in investable entrepreneurs, an insight drawn from a broad survey that we summarize here.
The Age Of Strategy Is Over. The Replacement Is Explore And Expand
The concept of strategy came to business from the military. It has always been an inappropriate metaphor and, today, it’s a dangerous fallacy based on erroneous premises.
113. Jacqui Boland’s Entrepreneurial Journey on a Red Tricycle
This week on the Economics For Business Podcast we were gifted the opportunity of reviewing and assessing a completed entrepreneurial journey, courtesy of Jacqui Boland, founder, CEO and now alumna of Red Tricycle, following the acquisition of the company by the corporate owner of tinybeans, a family photo sharing and journaling app.
The Division Of Economics Into Macro And Micro Is Incoherent. Individual Action And Interaction Are The Two Levels On Which To Focus.
Macroeconomics is a phony construct designed to provide a vehicle to justify government intervention via economic policies. Individual action and interaction with others are the relevant levels of analysis.
Re-thinking The Role Of The Consumer In The Business System: Making Six Strong Connections.
When businesses embrace the concept of subjective value, they redefine the role of the consumer or customer in their business model and strengthen six important connections.