To future-proof against tomorrow’s shocks, Keith Ferrazzi and Co. explore “radical adaptability,” in “Competing in the New World of Work.”
For more than a decade Rohit Bhargava has researched “non-obvious” trends, and he’s on a mission to inspire more non-obvious thinking.
At SXSW 2022’s Film Festival, the real standouts were the documentaries. Here are five of them that are sure to enlighten and inspire.
In his latest book, Levers, Amos Schwartzfarb follows up on his W3 framework and gives entrepreneurs a step-by-step plan to identify and move the levers that will unlock growth and create predictability, allowing them to build a data and metrics-driven business.
Austin-based music member organization, Black Fret, and FreeWater Inc., a paradigm-shifting, philanthropic startup that uses free spring water in aluminum bottles and paper cartons as marketing tools, participated in SXSW 2022 events.
In the “Quick Thinking: Leveraging Real-Time Social Trends” event, the panel discussed the importance of building a solid foundation for social media by developing a consistent voice and brand identity that defines and instructs each post.
Couldn’t make SXSW this year? No problem. We’ve got you covered with books by featured panelists and speakers. Read on for a few of foundingAustin’s favorites.
SXSW is back with a bang and the offerings are interesting, inspiring and varied!
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