August
31, 2020
6 min readOpinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own.
This article was written by Molly Miles Rizor, a member of the Entrepreneur NEXT powered by Assemble content team. Entrepreneur NEXT is our Expert solutions division leading the future of work and skills-based economy. If you’re struggling to find, vet, and hire the right Experts for your business, Entrepreneur NEXT is a platform to help you hire the experts you need, exactly when you need them. From business to marketing, sales, design, finance, and technology, we have the top 3 percent of Experts ready to work…
Keeping African goods moving
The Inside the Mind of the CEO interview series explores a wide range of critical decisions faced by chief executives around the world. For more insight, see PwC’s CEO Survey.
When Obi Ozor was a college student in Michigan a decade ago, he made extra money by exporting consumer goods to Nigeria, his home country. After transferring to the Wharton School to finish his studies, Ozor worked for JPMorgan before returning to Nigeria, where he had a stint at Uber. But he remembered the challenges he had faced in sending diapers and soap to Africa, which became a key reason…
Sebi fines 4 entities for disclosure lapses in SRK Industries case
Capital markets regulator Sebi on Monday imposed a total fine of Rs 4 lakh on four entities for disclosure lapses in the matter of SRK Industries Ltd.
In four separate orders, a fine of Rs 1 lakh each has been levied by the regulator on Geeta Narayanan, Birendra Kumar Jain, Island Media and Entertainment Pvt Ltd and Maxgain Advisory Pvt Ltd.
Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi) had conducted an investigation in the matter of trading in SRK Industries’ shares by its promoters for the period of March 2010 to…
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August
30, 2020
2 min readDisclosure: Our goal is to feature products and services that we think you’ll find interesting and useful. If you purchase them, Entrepreneur may get a small share of the revenue from the sale from our commerce partners.
Getting your webpages to the top of Google search page results is absolutely crucial if you want to grow your business. More than 70 percent …
Unlock BFSI 2.0: Indians learnt importance of health insurance after Covid
The Covid-19 pandemic has made Indians understand that necessity of taking a health cover, something that the insurance industry could not do so far despite all their campaigns.
But the crisis has also brought in a new challenge for general insurance providers, with claims doubling every 30 days. Even as health insurers have liquid assets of at least 50 per cent of their claims, this is a huge business risk that will continue to hang over their heads till there is a lid on the crisis, top general insurers said at the Business Standard virtual conclave…
Commodity picks: 31 August. 2020
Cotton seed oil cake at Akola is trading at Rs 2,031 per quintal, while chana price has rallied too steeply on the back of supply constraints…
How to Pitch a Story to a Reporter Without Offending Them
August
28, 2020
5 min readOpinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own.
When it comes to pursuing media coverage, a company is often laser-focused on getting a pitch into a reporter’s hands and winning them over. In the process, it may be easy to forget that reporters are people, too. They’re busy professionals who might feel annoyed or even repulsed by awkward email pitches or follow-ups.
Marketing teams can approach media outlets and get the desired media coverage without hounding them. Here are the do’s and don’ts of reporter engagement.
Related: How to Spot Real News from Fake…
PwC’s first D&I transparency report
Today, at PwC US, we are taking another big and important step in our diversity and inclusion (D&I) journey. For the first time, we are publicly releasing our diversity data and strategy. But more importantly, we are reinforcing our commitment to accelerating our progress as we continue to strengthen a culture of belonging.
For us, this is not new — we have been building a diverse and inclusive culture for more than two decades. We want our firm to be a workplace that supports all of our people, so that every person has the same opportunities to grow their career…
