Thomas White

Thomas White

CEO of The C-Suite Network
Thomas White is a co-founder and CEO of the C-Suite Network, which offers services and programs to connect business leaders. From invitation-only conferences, custom-tailored content, C-Suite Radio and C-Suite Television, to the educational programs from C-Suite Academy, the network aims to covers the diverse needs of high-performing professionals. Prior to C-Suite, Thomas started 10 companies in the fields of technology, publishing, market research and corporate consulting. He also holds four patents and is co-author of a book on business process technology, executive producer of radio programming and a speaker.
'Why?' The Question That Changes Lives and Guides Success.
Motivation

'Why?' The Question That Changes Lives and Guides Success.

Why are you in business? You should have ready an honest, "all-you" response.
What is the True Entrepreneur's 'Difference'? To Find Out, Ask Yourself These 3 Questions.
Ready To Launch

What is the True Entrepreneur's 'Difference'? To Find Out, Ask Yourself These 3 Questions.

Here is one of those questions: Do you fear losing your job?
Mediocrity or Greatness? That is the Question.
Customers

Mediocrity or Greatness? That is the Question.

A clear vision and devotion to the people a business affects are the hallmarks of the best companies.
Are You Really Listening to Your Customers?
Customer Service

Are You Really Listening to Your Customers?

Core client service issues often fall through the cracks. Talking to those who purchase your products is a vital entrepreneurial opportunity.
The Foundation for Success Is Learning From Our Failures
Success Strategies

The Foundation for Success Is Learning From Our Failures

Uncorrected errors of judgment cause more business failures than lack of financing or market upheaval.
Microsoft's Big Layoffs Lays Bare the Dangers of Cultural Change
Company Culture

Microsoft's Big Layoffs Lays Bare the Dangers of Cultural Change

Whether you run a small company or a large corporation, changing a culture should be done with care, or risk an implosion.
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