Dan Bigman

You’re probably tired of reading about Covid. I’m tired of writing about it. After all, there is so much more to life—and business—than what we’ve endured with this virus. And yet. For those that have led through this time, this last year will prove to be indelible. And it is not over. In the U.S...

Earlier this year, Patrick Lencioni got frustrated. The author of some of the best-selling business books of all time, including The Five Dysfunctions of a Team and The Advantage, had just finished a webinar with 70 Catholic priests working to think through how to build...

As we move through the final months of this tumultuous year, the news is almost unimaginable: 200,000-plus dead of Covid in the U.S. alone, crushing unemployment, hundreds of thousands of shuttered businesses across the nation. Given where we’ve been...

Some crises are clear turning points in history, disruptions like the Black Death of the 1300s or the Great Depression of the 1930s, where everything before is swept aside and a new order emerges.But coronavirus pandemic...

After Congress passed an expansion of the Payroll Protection Program earlier this week, President Trump signed it on Friday.

So what’s in there? Here’s a quick rundown:...

The CARES act, passed by the House and signed into law by President Trump on Friday promises billions of dollars in needed relief for millions of American businesses—and their employees—hard hit by the economic fallout of the coronavirus. As you’d expect...

When Chief Executive Group moved into new offices in Stamford, Connecticut, a few years ago, we needed a way to lock the front door. Exploring our options, we found a security company that would install a keypad that would provide...

Glassdoor, the employee-survey company, rolled out its annual rankings of the top 100 big and 100 small/medium company CEOs last night. It’s wonderful PR fodder for companies, unless of course...