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Think SoLoMo or SoCoLoMo – Social Commerce, Local & Mobile – For Digital Success

Modern Servant Leader

Billion in 2010 to 7.9 Billion in 2015. The Digital Marketer: Benchmark & Trends Report 2012. Forrester Research: US eCommerce to Reach Nearly $300 Billion by 2015. Pew Internet: The power of mobile. Magnitude : US eCommerce is expected to reach $278.9B Checking In: 16.7 hours per week with the device.

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New Year Entertainment: Predictions, Forecasts, and Projections

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This time of year, we’re bombarded with glib and confident “experts” forecasting everything from the economy, to global warming, to financial markets, social trends, weather, and lots more. Forecasters (and politicians) playing to our dark side can trigger those menacing and powerful emotions. Some can be good fun.

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What the EPA’s Clean Power Plan Looks Like in Practice

Harvard Business Review

Something reassuring happened Monday after EPA Administrator Gina McCarthy unveiled the Obama administration’s proposed Clean Power Plan , arguably the most important step the U.S. Renewables are growing faster than any other kindof of power generation, with more solar panels installed in the U.S.

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Why the C-Suite Needs Women of Color

Harvard Business Review

Consider that the combined buying power of racial minorities (African Americans, Asians and Native Americans) will rise from $1.6 trillion in 2010 to $2.1 trillion in 2015, accounting for 15% of the nation's total. Similarly, the buying power of Hispanics will rise from $1 trillion in 2010 to $1.5

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Unilever’s Big Strategic Bet on the Dollar Shave Club

Harvard Business Review

million Series D in November 2015 — Dollar Shave Club had been valued at $630 million, according to Pitchbook. While Dollar Shave Club represents a growing share of the razorblades market, it is still tiny, it operates with low margins, is made up of an irreverent albeit engineering-savvy team – and is, as yet, unprofitable.

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Digital Growth Depends More on Business Models than Technology

Harvard Business Review

These include manufacturing, budgeting, planning, sales and marketing, and customer service. As simple as this framework may seem, its power lies in the complex interdependencies of its parts. But the key to transformational growth is still a powerful and coherent business model.

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Women on Boards: America Is Falling Behind

Harvard Business Review

A 2010 McKinsey study finds that across all industry sectors, companies with the most women on their boards of directors significantly and consistently outperform those with no female representation: by 41 percent in terms of return on equity and by 56 percent in terms of operating results. As of 2010, women held just 15.7