Ray Hennessey
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New York, NY, United States
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What Today's Leaders Can Learn From Pearl Harbor
There are lessons in the Japanese sneak attack that brought the U.S. into a war and world leadership. → Read More
Why 'Make America Great Again' Beat 'Stronger Together'
In the battle of the presidential campaign slogans, one side won by an Electoral College landslide. → Read More
Your Hashtag and Your Brand Go Hand in Hand
Social media campaigns fail all the time. The culprit? Hashtags are too often just an afterthought. → Read More
Amid EpiPen Furor, a CEO Shows How Not to Swim Against the Tide
Mylan's crisis response to high EpiPen prices is focused on an important goal: changing the national conversation on health pricing. → Read More
5 Years Later, Google+ Is a Forgettable Product Worth Remembering
It's a major milestone today for a Google product that never lived up to its hype. → Read More
What a 'Best Butt' Award Says About Bad Corporate Culture
Yes, companies have bad employees and managers, but they operate amid a culture that allows them to behave poorly. → Read More
Sumner Redstone's Battle Is a Lesson In How Not to Lead
Redstone's battle with his Viacom team and board shows why founders or CEOs have to learn to bow out gracefully. → Read More
Good Company Culture Is Not About Silly, Attention-Grabbing Perks
Boxed Wholesale will pay for your wedding, but that doesn't mean it is a great place to work. → Read More
Why No One Wants to Hear Your Story (and How to Fix That)
Be yourself. The you that you are is far more attractive than the you people tell you you should be. → Read More
What Advice Entrepreneurs Really Want (and Don't Ignore)
A walk through a recent Entrepreneur event gave an insight on the only categories business owners listen to. → Read More
The SEC Is Itching to Stretch Its Reach Into Venture Deals
Unicorns are a problem for the SEC, and that's a big headache for Silicon Valley and the startup world. → Read More
California's Minimum Wage Hike Puts Business Community at Risk
With a $15-an-hour wage, lawmakers in the Golden State tell business owners, 'Go east, young man.' → Read More
As Trump Rolls On, Fixing Tax Loopholes Is a Clear Priority
Donald Trump used Super Tuesday to highlight his plans to repatriate overseas profits and compel American companies to stay put. → Read More
Failure of Stewardship Was at the Heart of Wounded Warrior Project Firings
The ousted charity leaders never provided the structures and controls needed to be protectors of the generosity coming their way. → Read More
Nancy Reagan Proved the Power of Partners in Leadership
As President, Ronald Reagan reshaped American government and politics. He always said he could not have done it without his Nancy. → Read More
To Alexis Ohanian, Success Came After a Series of Setbacks
At the Entrepreneur Accelerate Your Business conference, the Reddit founder said entrepreneurs shouldn't be afraid to stumble. → Read More
Leadership Requires Being Gracious in Defeat
Cam Newton gives a lesson in how leaders shouldn't behave when things don't go their way. → Read More
Did Mark Zuckerberg Really Take 'Paternity Leave?'
Facebook's founder is back at work after a high-profile respite. It's worth asking is he ever truly left. → Read More
How a Rule Change by Pope Francis Gives a Lesson in Leadership to All
The Pope knows what he believes, is clear about his intentions and isn't afraid to fight. → Read More
Twitter Suffers Worldwide Outage
The company acknowledged the outage on its status board: Some users are currently experiencing problems accessing Twitter. Users trying to access Twitter Tuesday were greeted with the company's standard "Something is technically wrong" error screen. Users could intermittently access the site, though it appeared that it was only sporadically updating at of 8 am Eastern time. → Read More