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Is Uber a true sharing economy business model?

By on August 30, 2016   /   Executive Leadership, high-performance business, under-performing companies   /   Leave a comment
Is Uber really a true sharing economy business model?

Is Uber a true sharing economy business model? Whether called a unicorn or the sharing economy’s lead horse, Uber has mostly been considered a gazelle since its inception. ​However, reports that Uber racked up -$1.27 billion EBITDA over 2016s first 2 quarters have let the dogs out. […]

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The Name Loses the Game

By on February 18, 2013   /   FUNDAMENTALS RULE, start-up success, Sustained Success in business, under-performing companies   /   Leave a comment

Last week was tough if your name is on the company door. It opened with an article in the USA Today about 8 high-profile founders who wrecked their companies, and the week ends with news that Trump Plaza in Atlantic City ignited a fire sale that may help […]

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The intentions, objectivity and execution of a successful organization

By on November 23, 2012   /   business, business consultant, business management, business profitability, high-performance business, Leadership, Mark Sanchez, NY Jets, Rex Ryan, turnaround, turnaround consultant, under-performing companies   /   Leave a comment

In today’s mail I received a very lovely talking birthday card from the NY Jets, with a personal note from head coach Rex Ryan.  Of course my birthday was almost two weeks ago and the card arrived the day after Coach Ryan’s team lost 49-19 to their […]

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