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Enrique Suarez Presenting:

Prem Rawat

A Timeless Message of Peace

"In my opinion, the ideal should be to have peace on this earth, where people feel and celebrate having peace. We talk about prosperity. In my formula, prosperity without peace is chaos."

"It is individual human beings who need peace, it is individual human beings in whom the desire resides, and it is on the individual human being's stage that peace needs to dance."

Prem Rawat was invited by Gianni Pittella, First Vice President o

Secret, Encrypted Technology, A Boon for Privacy: “Going Dark” and Fearing Encryption

After receiving medical treatment, many people never look over the paperwork (save for bill total) and just shove it into some folder in a file cabinet. But medical identity theft is very much out there; know the signs:

• You’re denied coverage because you allegedly have a condition you were never diagnosed with.
• A collection agency is hounding you about unpaid medical bills you never had.
• Your credit report shows medical collection notices.
• The bill is for treatment you didn’t receive.
• Your health car

Uncertainty is a strategic leader’s best friend. How can it be otherwise? If there was enough certainty “everyone would be doing it!”

So what path does the strategic leader follow when the going gets tough? Run a workshop to find the next disrupter for your industry, review your digital strategy, hire younger talent who know how to work with social media or bring in a mindfulness guru? The funny thing is, any one of these ideas and a hundred others may well be the right thing to do. The question

Gerry Grimstone, keynote speaker at the IIA’s recent conference in London, has a message for senior executives.

“You can’t easily blame a board member for not knowing something,” Grimstone said. “But you can blame a board member for creating a culture where he doesn’t know something.”

Grimstone spoke at length about the latest example of poor board oversight, Volkswagen’s recent side-steps in ERM and increasingly costly emissions scandal. “Do you really think there weren’t people who didn’t know t

Every time you have a medical procedure done, including routine checkups and treatment for minor issues, paperwork is generated. You should have copies of every single paper. This is one line of defense against medical identity theft.

Review your paperwork thoroughly for unauthorized or duplicate charges, mistakes with diagnoses, dates, names, anything that looks odd. Signs of medical identity theft include:

• Being billed for treatment or diagnostics you never received.
• Being told you’ve maxed out y

Enrique Suarez's Message to France:

"I want to express my deepest sorrow and sympathy to the French people and especially to the families of the victims of that tragically sad attack last week in Paris.France is one of the main roots of Western liberal democracy and has been a major influence in shaping the modern world.

The very moving demonstrations of solidarity across France, Europe, and the world are proof enough of this.  Having myself taught in France in the recent past (Lyon, Liille, Gren

It’s about time: a biometric for your smartphone that will change the way you think about biometric security.

This revolutionary biometric comes from Biometric Signature ID and it’s called BioTect-ID, and though it’s a biometric, it does not involve any so-called invasiveness of collecting body part information. The world’s first biometric password involves multi-factor authentication and just your finger—but not prints!

All you need to make this technology work to lock down your mobile device is

The Food and Drug Administration recently investigated manufacturers of endoscopes, a device most doctors call “a key tool in detecting and treating medical problems,” according to The Washington Post.

Such instruments, while vital to modern medicine, are also responsible for infecting hundreds of patients with a vicious bacteria called enterobacteriaceae, more commonly known as CRE.  So far, infections from CRE-ridden endoscopes have caused at least two patient deaths.

Why device manufacturers ar

The Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) movement has in some ways saved companies money, but in other ways put customer data at risk. Employees are onsite, telecommuting or traveling on business. This means their devices, and company data could be anywhere at any given moment.

A company manager or owner realizes that company use of employee mobile devices brings benefits. But employees also use the devices for personal activities, increasing the risk of hackers getting into company data.

The solution is

I am told that Cambridge University Press has just accepted for publication, The Relational Lens: Measuring and Managing Relationships in Personal, Political and Organisational Life.

If that is so, the book should come out in the summer.

I will confirm as soon as I can check.

Timothy Daniel Hogan, chairman & CEO of downtown-Chicago-based Commonwealth Capital, has addressed the complex issues every entrepreneur needs to know when raising seed, development, or expansion capital under the crowdfunding provisions: Title II and Title III of the Jobs Act of 2012.

Click for your complimentary, abridged edition of his e-book, The Secrets of Wall Street – Raising Capital for Start-up and Early Stage Companies.

Story about Risk Identification & Risk Mitigation

Contributed by Ajay Kumar Jhingan

Trainer in Banking & Finance

Hawk is a bird that has life of almost 30 years on an average. But after some years of its life, it has to take an important decision about its life. This is because at this stage of its life, the body of hawk gets affected due to three main natural changes & become ineffective. These major changes are:

1. The claws get long and become too flexible but make the Hawk unable to hold on to pr

Governance programs are the unsung heroes of 21st-century business operations. Their situation is analogous to that of football’s offensive line.

If an offensive line does its job, no one will notice it, but when something goes wrong, the spotlight shifts.

Governance personnel know this feeling all too well. Unwanted surprises – be they compliance notices, audit findings, or a poor vendor relationships – are bad for business. Even a good surprise, like exceeding a sales target, can cause trouble i

These days, who doesn’t travel with their laptop? But commonality doesn’t make it inherently safe for your sensitive information that’s stored in the device. In fact, traveling with your laptop is inherently unsecure.

Whether you’re traveling for business or to visit family this holiday season, here are some ways to protect your laptop and your personal data:

• Get a cable lock for your laptop. It’s a great way to deter a potential thief, especially if there are lots of people around.
• Register with a

It’s been stated more than once that WWIII will most likely be cyber-based, such as dismantling a country’s entire infrastructure via cyber weapons. And don’t think for a moment this doesn’t mean murdering people.

A report at bits.blogs.nytimes.com notes that foreign hackers have cracked into the U.S. Department of Energy’s networks 150 times; they’ve stolen blueprints and source code to our power grid as well. Some say they have the capability to shut down the U.S.

The bits.blogs.nytimes.com arti

These 3 Management Styles Belong in the Past

Source:

Paolo Gallo

What assumptions am I making, that I’m not aware I am making, that give me what I see?

This powerful question, taken from Benjamin Zander’s book, The Art of Possibility, has been stuck in my mind for a while. Traditional management thinking is based around three fundamental assumptions.

First, that organisations need a top-down approach to strategy and objective setting; second, that the role of management and human resources is to mea

The Most Misunderstood Job Titles in 2015

BUSINESS INSIDER

Your parents have no idea what you do. Some of the most popular new professions like UI Designer, Data Scientist and Social Media Manager are also the most misunderstood. Based on LinkedIn’s 2015 global study, Dylan Roach and Rachel Gillett of Business Insider compiled a list of the 15 most misunderstood job titles, and how to explain them to your parents.

You’ve probably heard of the gofundme.com site, where all sorts of stories are posted of people seeking donations. Some are tragic, others are trite. You may be touched by a particular story, perhaps one in which an entire family is killed in a house fire.

You click the “Donate Now” button and donate $50. So just how do you know that family who died in the fire really existed?

Gofundme.com and similar sites are loaded with “campaigns,” just tons of them. Think of the logistics involved if these si

Enrique Suarez Presenting:

TPP, WTO, NAFTA: The Most Brazen Corporate Power Grab in American History

Source:

 Chris Hedges

Truth Dig

6 November 2015

The release Thursday of the 5,544-page text of the Trans-Pacific Partnership—a trade and investment agreement involving 12 countries comprising nearly 40 percent of global output—confirms what even its most apocalyptic critics feared.

“The TPP, along with the WTO [World Trade Organization] and NAFTA [North American Free Trade Agreement], is the most braz