GLOBIG GLOBAL GROWTH NEWSLETTER
The ways to grow locally and globally are constantly changing, with new opportunities and challenges every day. Stay in the know – we’re here to help. Enjoy Globig’s bi-weekly curation of news and insights on how to build velocity and grow your business, locally and globally. Let us know if you have any feedback for us at editor@globig.co.
GLOBAL GROWTH
The 6 Trends CEOs See Shaping Global Business Today
Via Forbes: CEOs across an array of sectors gathered recently to discuss AI, geopolitical risks, high interest rates, sustainability, and other global disruptions to their business. Read More
Globalization Isn’t Finished – It Can Unlock New Growth And Beat The Climate Crisis
Via World Economic Forum: Shifting geopolitical allegiances are slowing down the progress achieved by globalization – but addressing the climate crisis will require a shift back towards openness. Read More
TRIVIA QUESTION
What tradition occurs right before Easter in Sweden (it might sound familiar to Americans, but it’s at a different time of year)?
The answer is featured at the end of the newsletter!
PERSONAL GROWTH
Fall Inspired Personal Growth Activities To Try
Via Korra Shay: As the leaves turn vibrant hues of red, orange, and gold, and the air carries a subtle chill, there’s an undeniable sense of change in the atmosphere. Read More
Strategy
Bringing True Strategic Foresight Back To Business
Via Harvard Business Review: Strategy and foresight were once the same discipline. And they should be again. Read More
10 Steps To Building Business Strategies & Strategy Development
Via Vistage Research Center: Business strategy development is critical for success. Discover the process and steps to build and execute a killer business strategy today. Read More
BUSINESS DIVERSITY
Rethinking DEI? Women, Equity And Work
Via Relocate Magazine: The largest corporate study into women at work in corporate America urges employers to keep going on their inclusion initiatives – or jeopardize the last decade’s “fragile” gains. New academic research from Germany suggests how. Read More
Support Indigenous Employees And Build An Inclusive Workplace
Via TDM Library: Discover strategies to support Indigenous employees and foster inclusion in the workplace. Learn how to create a welcoming environment for all. Read More
A BIT OF CULTURE:
Sweden
10 Unwritten Rules Of Swedish Business Etiquette
Via Swedish Translation Services: Here are 10 useful tips to help you understand Swedish business etiquette. These are beneficial for helping you have a clear understanding of the culture. Read More
An Overview Of Traditional Scandinavian Folk Art
Via Rug & Kilim: Folk art has long been established as a reliable medium to gain insights in a country’s local culture and traditions. Read More
[Video] Song Of The Week: Lars Winnerbäck– Elegi
Via YouTube: Lars Winnerbäck is a Swedish singer and songwriter. He is one of Sweden’s most popular contemporary musicians. Watch Here
You Can Also Check Out Previously Featured Artists In Our Playlists on Spotify and YouTube!
AROUND THE GLOBE
Asia, EU & The UK, North America
Number Of Female Business Leaders In Britain Falls In 2024
Via Reuters: The number of women who hold executive reins in corporate Britain has fallen for the first time in eight years in an “unacceptable” reversal that could delay gender parity for another five generations, a consultancy said on Thursday. Read More
Meta And Business Leaders Warn EU: Fragmented Regulations Risk Leaving Europe Behind In The Global AI Revolution
Via WebProNews: At the core of the open letter is a stark critique of the EU’s regulatory framework, particularly the uneven application of the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR). While GDPR was designed to harmonize data protection across Europe, business leaders argue that inconsistent interpretations and unpredictable enforcement are creating a barrier to AI development. Read More
‘They Refused To Let Me Go’: Japanese Workers Turn To Resignation Agencies To Quit Jobs
Via The Guardian: One in six workers has engaged a firm to hand in notice for them, as younger workers reject traditional work ethic. Read More
ANSWER TO TRIVIA QUESTION
In Sweden, it is traditional for children to dress up as witches, old women, or in old men’s clothing and go door to door, getting treats. Yes! Much like Halloween, this tradition is most likely loved by children because of the sweets they receive; however, it stems from an old legend that witches flew to Blockula (translated as “blue hill,” it is an island where the Devil holds court) the Maundy Thursday (Holy Thursday) before Easter.
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