CEOs
Leadership
Why This CEO Fired Himself and Asked His Friend to Take Over
Matt Bodnar was always good at solving problems. But when he became CEO, he saw his company struggle under his leadership. So he made a drastic change.
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CEOs
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Entrepreneurs
This Entrepreneur Borrowed $125,000 as a Teen, Then Used It to Build the $1 Billion Jersey Mike's Brand
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CEOs
Yes, It's Possible to Have a 100 Percent CEO-Approval Rating on Glassdoor
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Ready for Anything
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