Tag Archives: Equity

Ownership Mind: A Prerequisite for Equity Owning

October 5th, 2015

There is an old fashion idea that one “should dress for the position that you want.”  If you want to be a bank executive, you should wear a suit and tie even if your current role does not require it.  Not sure this reference is totally relevant… Continue reading →

Path of Equity Value Creation Not Easy to Plan or Pace (see Disney)

November 3rd, 2013

Equity value creation, in my experience, does not follow a smooth, straight path or a predictable timeline. It zigs and zags, stalls and spurts. Therefore, forcing a company into a certain path of possibilities or tight timetable is often counter-productive. I have found it to… Continue reading →

Art of Balance — the Key to Business & Management Success

January 13th, 2013

Balance is key to success, particularly for business owners and leaders who think about an entire organization.  This means: a) the ability to decide where and when to focus on multiple continuums, b) the ability to execute those decisions, and c) the ability to know when to reassess (a… Continue reading →