Caring is sharing

Do you also feel you need to do more with less to grow your business?

In today’s competitive business landscape, providing outstanding customer care is a non-negotiable aspect of success. However, the idea of enhancing customer experiences might seem daunting when resources are tight.

Fear not, for the CARE principles—Collaboration, Agility, Reliability, and Empathy—can guide your efforts to exceed customer expectations without straining your budget.

In today’s rapidly changing business landscape, we are all constantly challenged to do more with less. Less budget, less people, less time..

By embracing the CARE principles—Collaboration, Agility, Reliability, and Empathy—organizations can foster a supportive and thriving work environment without breaking the bank.

In today’s rapidly changing world, businesses are increasingly recognizing the importance of incorporating Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) considerations into their operations and CSRD reporting becomes an obligation.

Last month I visited 10 game-changer companies in Copenhagen. It is not an accident they are based in Denmark, as the Nordic countries are leading social and sustainable business development. Care for people and the planet lead their actions, successfully.

In this article, we’ll explore some key reasons why the Nordics stand tall in this domain.

Six reasons why you should start to care!

Very excited as the third edition is out today!

I was honored to have been invited to a VVR (Flemish Travel Association) congress as a keynote speaker. The travel congress was organized in Coimbra, Portugal. However, my keynote session left me with a feeling of failure.

Why?

Happy to share a success story of a young Belgian start-up brand in skincare: Skincare by VV.

Earlier in May, I had the pleasure to give a keynote about the CARE Principles to a creative audience in Lisbon, Portugal at With Company.

Most companies know that last year an ambitious agreement was reached in Europe. Reporting on your ESG goals (Environmental, social, and corporate governance) will become mandatory for a sustainable future.