Morag Lucey
Morag Lucey is the CEO of Televerde, a global sales and marketing technology solutions company that specializes in inside sales and demand generation.
The Business Case For Second-Chance Hiring
Hiring from the justice-impacted community is a way to add valuable perspectives—and find some of the most loyal and hard-working talent out there.
Meaningful Changes Your Organization Can Make To Retain Young Talent
The same way we build strategies to earn, strengthen and maintain customer loyalty, we need to apply similar thinking to recruit and retain our best employees.
Leading My Company Through The Great Resignation
Some leaders scoff at the notion that 30 percent of workers would actually leave their jobs, but a record four million Americans quit their jobs in April and experts predict the trend will only rise. Here's how to withstand the coming wave.
Three Actions Businesses Can Take Right Now To Combat Climate Change
As we continue to see the damaging effects of the global climate crisis, it’s easy to feel helpless. But it's not too late to avoid a climate catastrophe—if business steps in now.
Unprecedented Times Call For Unprecedented Compassion
It's the most important currency you have in this crisis, and the only thing that will deliver stability, hope and a path forward. Hang on to it with everything you’ve got.
- Advertisement -
- Advertisement -
FEATURED CONTENT
New Poll: CEOs Find Challenges In Using Customer Data To Drive Innovation
Ability to harness and sort through data for meaningful insights remains a hurdle, many say. “The key is...finding what is actually relevant.”
SUBSCRIBE TO CHIEF EXECUTIVE
Sign Up to Receive Chief Executive Magazine
Chief Executive’s publications are designed to help CEOs do their jobs better and run their businesses more effectively. Subscribe here.
CEO CONFIDENCE INDEX
CEO Confidence Falls To Decade Low, But Few Predict Recession
Chief Executive’s June survey of 278 U.S. CEOs shows leading confidence indicator now at 5.5/10, the lowest reading in nearly a decade. Majority forecasts worsening conditions in the year ahead, though not a recession.