10 Blogs You Need to Follow to Amplify Your Corporate Strategy

10 Blogs You Need to Follow to Amplify Your Corporate Strategy - McKinney Capital


Building an effective corporate strategy begins before any real estate requirement arises or transaction takes place. It involves aligning your company’s vision with its short and long-term objectives. Here’s our collection of the best blogs to inspire your corporate strategy.

  1. Strategy + Business – S+B is a thought leader on a variety of topics including organizational leadership, marketing, technology, and sales.
  2. Delivering Happiness – The highly-respected Zappos CEO, Tony Hsieh, blogs on integrating happiness and a higher sense of purpose into your company’s corporate culture to enhance its business model.
  3. Branding Strategy Insider – Perception is reality. Branding Strategy Insider is a thought leader in brand strategy and shares articles to help leverage your brand against the competition.
  4. First Round Review – First Round Review is a collection of insights covering topics such as business growth, leadership, and employee retention.
  5. Business Strategy – Not only does the Business Strategy blog discuss management and strategic planning topics, but it also highlights current legal issues relevant to businesses.
  6. Center for Executive Excellence – The Center for Executive Excellence guides readers on how to drive employee engagement and achieving corporate wellness in alignment with corporate goals.
  7. Richard Branson’s Blog – Virgin Group CEO and adventurer, Richard Branson, shares his experiences in reaching entrepreneurial success while thinking outside of the box.
  8. Business 2 Community – Business 2 Community is a roundup of the latest insights for digital, sales, finance, and technology as it relates to making your business more competitive.
  9. Bill Conerly, Forbes – Bill Conerly, Ph.D., analyzes current economic conditions to derive implementation tactics for businesses as they review quarterly performance.
  10. Innovation Excellence – Innovation Excellence is the go-to global resource for everything related to innovation for enhancing all aspects of your business, such as leveraging strength and design to challenge weaknesses.

 

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