(Business Leaders Edition Volume #3, Edition 3) Every enterprise needs leadership and great leaders are formed through both success and failure. Are you and your organization positioned properly for this new age of leadership?
Adam Torres and Todd Fine are here to help you move forward. In their latest edition of Money Matters (Business Leaders Edition Volume 3), 13 top professionals share their lessons on business and leadership.
In these pages, through inspiring stories, you’ll discover:
Different approaches to leadership and people management. Rules for success from a Green Beret. How to effectively manage a company full of millennial employees. How to transform your marketing mindset. Where customer success and employee success meet. What manifesting your success in business looks like. And much more!
Adam Torres is the co-founder of Mission Matters Media, a media and publishing company dedicated to the needs of business owners, entrepreneurs, and executives. An international speaker and the author of multiple bestselling books, Adam’s advice has been featured in major publications such as Forbes, Inc., and Fox Business. Listen to Adam’s popular podcast Mission Matters at MissionMatters.com.
Todd Fine is the CEO at Wintellect, a nationally recognized consulting and training firm dedicated to helping companies build better software and cloud solutions, faster. Todd is also the Microsoft Regional Director for Atlanta and works extensively with Microsoft and CXO-level executives in various forums and capacities. Prior to Wintellect, Todd worked as Managing Director at RDA Corporation; Software Manager for the Naval Research Lab’s Tactical Electronic Warfare Division, where he led the software design of radar receiver systems; and in experimental physics at the University of Maryland’s Charged Particle Beam Lab, publishing more than half a dozen scientific papers. Todd has a B.S. in Electrical Engineering, a Master’s in Electrophysics, and an M.B.A. with a specialization in Strategic Planning and Entrepreneurship.
