Category: Business

To lead a business effectively the leader of the organization needs to have a combination of some good skills, talents, abilities, resourcefulness, and leadership abilities. Leadership is a serious responsibility to set the right example for others to follow, as whatever great leaders do, common people or subordinates or employees follow the norm in any field. Therefore, leaders have to be exemplary to inspire others. Disciplined personal and professional life is key to success in life. The greatest obstacle on the journey of success is by being trapped in the negative opinions of people. Leaders should go beyond the conventional thought process to come out with innovative ideas for the development of businesses.

Great business leaders are curious, thoughtful, rational, logical, analytical, and practical in their approach. They are very well aware of the market and the potential of emerging technologies to improve the quality of solutions. Great leaders don’t … Read more

It was the goal to lower the lending industry entry barrier and allow anyone to compete on a level playing field with large FIs that led Dmitry Voronenko to form TurnKey Lender, a company that is transforming how lending is done around the world. Dmitry founded TurnKey Lender along with his partner Elena Ionenko and currently the company serves clients in over 50 countries with 6 offices around the globe. Currently, Dmitry serves as CEO of the company leading a talented team worldwide. The idea from the start was ambitious. The goal was to disrupt the lending automation space status quo with a lightweight yet robust end-to-end lending automation platform which would be flexible and scalable enough to digitize crediting for any organization type, from banks to alternative lenders and from manufacturers to medical professionals.

Since then, TurnKey Lender has become one the leading providers of lending automation and … Read more

The road to entrepreneurship is full of challenges and the one filled with unexpected dead ends. It can look exiting to launch a new idea and change into a business, but it requires many sleepless nights and years of hard work. Moreover, it takes patience to take the right decision at the right time. “An entrepreneur should be patient to wait for the right moment and curious enough to find out and feel that right moment when it comes,” asserts a tech entrepreneur, Philipp Buschmann. Philipp is the CEO of AAZZUR, a company connecting people to financial products and services that are relevant for them so they can manage their money easier and more wisely. A perfect blend of technical excellence and business acumen, Philipp is a serial entrepreneur, who also taken his first venture public. From starting as a developer in financial services to becoming an entrepreneur, Philipp’s … Read more

Roger Duffield is the President at in2vate LLC^® and has a comprehensive insurance background as well as a proven record of excellent communication and vision. Roger holds a track record of implementing a long-term vision and integrating technology to improve insurance requirements. in2vate is a risk management company that specializes in providing education and state of the art technology focused on reducing risk and improving the insurance process. Roger has been president of in2vate for 8 years and prior to that he was a senior leader at multiple large insurance providers. “Roger’s focus is on delivering the best quality of services to their customers.” – Dr. Jennifer Beaman Cohea, Executive Leadership Coach & Trainer Forbes Knowledge Innovation Center & Forbes School of Business & Technology.

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It was in the early 1990s that Roger Duffield began to leverage technology to improve efficiency for departmental reporting requirements. He achieved … Read more

The FTSE 100 rose above 7,000 this morning for the first time since the end of last February, shortly after the pandemic triggered sharp falls in global stock markets.

The index rose for the fourth session in a row, adding another 46.02 points, or 0.7 per cent, to reach 7,029.52. It was led higher once again by its travel, banking and mining companies, which have been revitalised over winter in anticipation of a sharp bounceback in the global economy.

IAG, the British Airways owner, rose 5½p, or 2.6 per cent, to 212¼p; the high street bank Barclays rose 4½, or 2.5 per cent, to 189¼p; and the Russian steelmaker Evraz gained 12p, or 2.0 per cent, to 626p.

Ivan Sedgwick, investment director at the boutique finance house LGB & Co, said: “With the FTSE’s big weighting in resource stocks and financials, and its exposure to old economy companies, it isn’t … Read more