In today’s world, networking has acquired a new level of importance. Business owners, employees, entrepreneurs, and professionals have all realized the value of expanding their contact base and gaining access to new opportunities. However, one type of networking that is often overlooked is peer network groups.

As we move through our daily lives, we have countless interactions with various individuals. Some of these individuals we may not know well, while others are our close friends, family members, or colleagues. While these interactions can be positive and uplifting, they can also be stressful and challenging, particularly when it comes to sensitive topics such as mental health. 

The culture of an organization can have a significant impact on its financial results. The way employees feel about the organization, their colleagues, and their work can affect their productivity, engagement, and motivation. A positive culture can lead to higher employee satisfaction, lower turnover, increased productivity, and, ultimately, improved financial performance. As a business leader, creating a positive culture that supports the business objectives and helps achieve financial success is crucial.

Humans are social creatures, and their interactions with one another shape their thoughts, beliefs, and ultimately, their actions. Effective leaders understand that growth is crucial for long-term success. In order to maximize their effectiveness, they constantly strive to improve their character and competency.

Human beings are social creatures, and we thrive when we’re surrounded by others. It’s in our nature to seek out companionship, support, and a sense of belonging. But in a world where technology is advancing rapidly, we must decide how we want to connect with others - through traditional social networks or through artificial intelligence (AI) bots.

In a recent interview with Nick Jonsson, MD with EGN SG, MY & ID, speaker and writer Tom Goodwin spoke about the need to revamp the education system to focus on skills that make humans unique, such as creativity and empathy, instead of training people to be similar to machines.

You'll often hear from others that the road to success takes making sacrifices along the way, be it to your social life, physical or mental health, or relationships with others—but that couldn't be further from the truth.

Economic recessions can be difficult times for all involved, but even more so for those looking to stay in the job market.

On Friday, Google - part of tech giant Alphabet - made the painful decision to release 12,000 employees from its workforce. Those affected were taken by surprise as some had just been promoted or held long-term positions at the company.

With the frequently shifting landscape of business, forming confidential peer groups or networking circles is a great way to help leaders stay ahead. These meetings are ideal for spreading innovative insights, tackling common issues with fresh perspectives, and connecting with professionals who share similar aspirations.

Another year has passed, and here we are, freshly entering 2023! What better way to kickstart the new year than with brand new resolutions that'll help set the tone for your year and steer you towards greater successes? Let 2023 be your breakthrough! Set ambitious goals, make them happen, and unlock opportunities to reach newer and better heights that you've yet to.

Organizations that are looking to succeed and grow must be mindful of the difference between choosing change and chasing it. Change is inevitable, but how an organization chooses to address it can make all the difference in its success. Let's explore what this means for organizations today.

There is a fine line between being confident and having too much ego. As a leader, it is important to recognize when your ego is getting in the way of good leadership. When an individual allows their ego to get out of control, it can lead to poor decision making and even hurt the team or organization's success.

t has been 10 years since the digital transformation in the Asia Pacific began to take shape. Looking back, it's easy to get lost in all the changes that have taken place and the progress that has been made. To really understand where we are now, it's important to take a moment to reflect on how far we have come.

Utilizing connections to tap into new possibilities is essential for a successful transition and career growth.

Are you ready to take your career to the next level and discover exciting new opportunities?

As we move into the new year, businesses are facing a number of challenges that threaten to disrupt operations and hinder growth. One of the most significant concerns is the ongoing disruption of global supply chains.

The traditional hierarchical organization model is slowly but surely becoming a thing of the past. In its place is a new way of organizing businesses that is known as the flattened organization. This topic was raised by EGN Business Leader Network groups in Indonesia, Malaysia and Singapore. So, what exactly is a flattened organization, and when and how should businesses make the switch? Let's take a closer look.

This article delves into Nick Jonsson's extraordinary journey and the invaluable insights he gained from John Mattone, a coaching maestro renowned for his work with none other than the iconic Steve Jobs. With consistent rankings as the #1 Coaching Guru, John Mattone has left an indelible mark on the world of coaching.

One way to help business leaders navigate the changes and challenges in the market is by forming peer groups or networking groups. These groups provide a forum for sharing best practices, brainstorming solutions to common problems, and networking with other like-minded individuals.

At some point, we've all heard someone say that it's important to get out of your comfort zone. But what does that really mean? And why is it so important, especially when it comes to business?

As technology advances, customers are expecting more personalized service. They want to feel like they are the only customers that matters. In order to provide customers with the best possible service, businesses need to personalize their interactions and be more empathetic.