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How to Plan a Successful Leadership Retreat
A successful leadership retreat comes down to three things: For small businesses, startups, and hybrid teams, leadership retreats may also be one of the few times every leader is in the same room. Here is how to plan one that ends with real decisions. What is a Leadership Retreat? A leadership retreat is a planned…
Read More10 Events You Can Host at a Rooftop Venue Near Atlanta
The Short Answer: Roam’s rooftop venue in Peachtree Corners, Atlanta gives companies a memorable setting for all kinds of events. Networking happy hours, product launches, watch parties, fundraisers, birthday parties, and rehearsal dinners all land better with open air and a view. Located at the highest point in Peachtree Corners, Roam Peachtree Corners features a …
Read MoreHow to Write a Mission Statement for Your Business
The Short Answer: A mission statement says why your business exists, who you serve, and the value you deliver. The best ones are short, specific, and tied to your core values. Write it in plain language, keep it to a sentence or two, and let it guide real decisions. A mission statement is not wall…
Read MoreHow to Keep a Distributed Team Motivated and Connected
The Short Answer: Keeping a distributed team motivated and connected comes down to a few things done consistently: clear goals, honest communication, recognition that feels real, and intentional moments of in-person connection. Remote flexibility keeps people productive day-to-day, but it’s the time spent together that builds culture and trust. And here’s the truth: the strongest…
Read MoreCultivating a Culture of Generosity
In his best-selling book, Give and Take, Wharton Professor Adam Grant conducted research on a group of people with the goal of discovering why certain people more often ‘give’ and what attributes are associated with people inclined to ‘take.’ His research revealed three different types of people as it relates to giving – Givers, Matchers…
Read MoreIt Takes a Village to Raise… An Entrepreneur
As parent to two young children, a phrase that has become commonplace in my everyday life is “it takes a village…”. Usually it’s spoken conspiratorially by a member of my neighborhood parent squad as we feed each others’ kids spaghetti, applaud a random act of sharing, or hastily remove the stray choking hazard from the…
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