Articles on
Management
Leadership in an Evolving Pandemic
Deborah Patton
August 17, 2021
Leading in a Time of Ambiguity Living though a pandemic is shadowed by nearly constant uncertainty. We take three steps forward, two sideways and unfortunately, ...
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Forever 21: Third Try in China, Charmed or Strikeout?
Robin Lewis
August 11, 2021
On October 9, 2019, I wrote Forever 21: Cut Your Losses and Die Happily and predicted Forever 21’s demise, and why. And predictably, they slipped ...
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Saks\’ Bold Move
Pam Danziger
July 21, 2021
When news broke recently that HBC was splitting Saks Fifth Avenue into two, spinning off its ecommerce business from its brick-and-mortar stores, speculation swirled about ...
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CSR in the Age of Transparency
Sarah Holbrook
July 18, 2021
I read great reviews of the film The Summer of Soul, a documentary directed by Questlove, known to many as the bandleader of The Roots, ...
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Is Retail a Career?
Arick Wierson
July 11, 2021
As a four trillion dollar slice of the economy, retail is one of the largest employment sectors in the U.S. Prior to the pandemic, it ...
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Small Businesses at Risk
Kate Newlin
June 14, 2021
An informal survey of fashion, retail, communications, and innovation gurus suggests to me that if leaders genuinely want the economy to roar back and remain ...
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Good Corporate Governance Is Key in Today’s Callout Culture
Reginald E. Jones and George G. Dumigan
June 7, 2021
Recently we were asked by a colleague about the goals of corporate compliance and governance in today’s corporations, both large and small. Corporate compliance is ...
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Shoppers Activate Tribalism
Sarah Holbrook
May 23, 2021
Tribalism runs deep. Affinity behavior has been with us throughout history but with an assist from social media, we have achieved a new level of ...
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