BuzzFeed’s First-Ever Chief Content Officer: Melinda Lee
March 31, 2021
Melinda Lee’s playbook reads something like this: 1. Break mold 2. Blaze trail 3. Kick ass Under the heavy pressure from her Taiwanese parents to
Melinda Lee’s playbook reads something like this: 1. Break mold 2. Blaze trail 3. Kick ass Under the heavy pressure from her Taiwanese parents to
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Naveen Jain: a man who is one of the truest examples of rags to riches. Jain is the former founder and CEO of InfoSpace and
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This week we are able to share lessons from a self-taught neuro-hacker and entrepreneur, Dave Asprey, the founder of Bulletproof. This one got me excited,
Joel Manby has served as an executive and leader across multiple big firms and authored a book called “Love Works: Seven Timeless Principles for Effective
If you didn’t get the chance to hear Elissa Fink’s inspirational journey, you’re missing out! She’s a marketing guru who has learned how to initiate
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