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  How Zola’s Co-Founder Marries Leadership With Resilience to Fuel Fast Growth

  Inc Magazine - Nick Hawkins

  “This is it. I’m dying.” That’s what entrepreneur Shan-Lyn Ma says she was thinking when she got into a bad car accident in 2016. She was the co-founder of Zola, a New York City-based wedding planning company. For many months, she was unable to move, let alone work. The future of her company hung in …

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  Younger Workers Are Rejecting Assignments. Here’s Why

  Inc Magazine - Sarah Lynch

  If you want to attract–and retain–younger workers, pay attention to their values. Fifty percent of Gen Zers and 43 percent of Millennials say they’ve rejected an assignment “based on their personal ethics or beliefs,” according to Deloitte’s 2024 Gen Z and Millennial Survey of 22,841 respondents …

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  5 Principles That Sharpen Your Business Edge and Boost Performance

  Inc Magazine - Shama Hyder

  In marketing and PR, competition is fierce, and leaders are always looking for a strategic edge. As a CEO, I’ve seen firsthand how the right practices result in massive ROI, and I wanted to explore the elements that have helped me and my agency stay ahead. That’s why I met with Jake Thompson, …

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  Honest Tea’s Seth Goldman Knows What It Takes to Build a Thriving Business

  Inc Magazine - Nick Hawkins

  Serial entrepreneur Seth Goldman is on a mission. The Honest Tea founder, known for innovative, healthy, and environmentally conscious food brands launched Eat the Change in March of 2020. The Bethesda, Maryland-based snack company makes nutrient-dense snacks that are kind to the planet. Goldman is …

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  12 Jobs Most Vulnerable to Layoffs In the Next Recession

  wealthynickel.com - Gulshan

  When faced with economic uncertainty, many companies must make tough calls to protect their business. As the world tightens its purse strings, …

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  It’ll Be A Hot Summer. Small Businesses Are Trying to Stay Cool

  Bloomberg - By Julia Press

  More than half of the US is expected to experience higher than average temperatures this summer. Small businesses are bracing for the cost. Never miss …