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Beth Jannery

  • Founder and CEO Thought Partner, Titan Global Advisory
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CEOs and the visibility trap

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By Beth Jannery
| Fast Company Verified
From my experience working with CEOs today, they realize they have two jobs—running a business and communicating clearly. They want to focus on business growth and strategy, and tend to neglect messaging until absolutely necessary. My advice: Proactively manage executive communications to avoid wasting time and money when a crisis hits. CEO decisions shape employees’ perceptions of safety and trust, and their words influence how investors interpret momentum and risk.
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Simplesim: How I found my way back to myself

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By Beth Jannery
| Fast Company Verified
I live by a concept I call Simpleism. It is not minimalism rebranded, and it is not a lifestyle trend. Simpleism is a lived philosophy. It is the intentional practice of removing what is unnecessary so that the essential can surface. It is a return to self, to values, and to presence in a world that rewards distraction and excess. Simpleism is the choice to live with alignment rather than obligation.
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How to overcome the leadership paradox

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By Beth Jannery
| Fast Company Verified
Modern leadership is defined by paradox. CEOs and private equity leaders must move fast while thinking long-term, transform organizations without losing identity, and deliver quarterly results while building enduring enterprise value. In essence, a leadership paradox is the tension leaders must hold between two truths that appear to conflict but are both required for lasting impact.
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