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Chris Benguhe
I help you find YOUR VOICE and the core idea that distinguishes you from anyone else on the planet. AND now helping the nation's TOP Social Capital CEOs share theirs for IBT Media.
Chris Benguhe is a versatile writer, editor, columnist, and editorial consultant, known for delving into both high-profile and everyday stories, transitioning from tabloid journalism to inspirational writing.
With experience as an internationally published author, editor, and reporter, he has taken on roles from editor-in-chief to publisher, specializing in self-help and motivational business genres.
Chris Benguhe's notable works include 'Triumphs of the Heart,' 'Beyond Courage: The 9 Principles of Heroism,' and 'Overcoming Life's 7 Common Tragedies,' demonstrating his focus on positivity and personal growth.
Educated at Arizona State University and Brophy College Preparatory, Chris Benguhe has a strong academic background in English Language and Literature.
He has been associated with various organizations, including Executive Book Development, IBT Media, The Writing Your Life Project, and Greenleaf Book Group, showcasing his diverse editorial and consultancy skills.
Throughout his career, Chris Benguhe has held columns, editorial, and reporting positions in publications like The Saturday Evening Post Society, The National Examiner, People Magazine, and The National Enquirer, gaining extensive experience in different journalistic environments.
Highlights
There’s an empathy crisis in corporate America, with many employees feeling like they’re just a number to leaders who just don’t care. Bob Chapman, CEO and chairman of Barry-Wehmiller Companies, embodies the opposite. He is known for creating a company where team members feel safe, cared for and comfortable being their true selves. “When we demonstrate kindness, when we act in empathy, when we show people that they matter, we can restore, honor and protect the sense of dignity that is a basic human need,” he says. “This is how a good job, positive work environments and business itself can work toward ending the poverty of dignity that exists in the world.”
Read his perspective in “The Empathy Emergency!” https://lnkd.in/gtYn5dYA
#empathy, #ceomindset, #leadership, #socialcapital
Thank you Elaine Pofeldt for another outstanding book suggestion this week in our Social Capital books treasure trove to help forward thinking people-centric business leaders do business better! Her latest is Autocracy Inc.: The Dictators Who Want to Run the World by Anne Applebaum.
"The dictators of the past were easy to identify by their violent tactics. But today’s dictators are financial structures designed to steal from everyday people, surveillance networks and sophisticated propaganda — and include corrupt companies around the world, as Anne Applebaum explores in Autocracy. These autocrats share one thing: a desire for power and money — and the ability to get away with it. If you sometimes ask yourself why you work so hard to build a Social Capital company, Applebaum’s work will remind you of why it’s so important for business leaders to offer an alternative. Our future depends on it."
Check out the rest of her suggestions at the link below. https://lnkd.in/de7imW9F
#books, #ceomindset, #socialcapital, #leadership
