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Laura Lorber

Executive Editor, Inc.com at Mansueto Ventures

Laura Lorber is the Executive Editor at Inc.com, part of Mansueto Ventures. She has a strong background in online editing and writing, particularly in business news and service journalism. Before her current role, she worked as a managing editor across various multimedia departments, showcasing her extensive experience in the field.23

Lorber is also noted for her previous position at Entrepreneur, where she gained recognition for her editorial skills.1 Her professional presence extends to social media, where she engages with audiences on platforms like Twitter under the handle @lauralorber.4

Her profile indicates a commitment to delivering quality content that informs and serves the business community, highlighting her expertise in managing editorial teams and projects effectively.23

Highlights

Jun 6 · linkedin

I definitely needed some inspiration today. While of course my little battle with my daily commute this morning cannot possibly compare with the Normandy invasion, I can take inspiration from the people who undertook this unfathomable task. I’m glad Bill Murphy Jr. included the movie clip that imagines the scene on the beach from the viewpoint of the soldiers that day. It is so visceral, I had to turn it off, barely getting halfway through as I watched it from the comfort of my air conditioned bus. I was fortunate to have visited the U.S. Normandy memorial in France a few years ago. Seeing in person the German bunkerhead defenses and the height of the cliffs that the GIs had scale after surging the assault on the beach, well, it blew my mind. If you ever have a chance to visit, go. This DDay anniversary is a solemn reminder of the sacrifice these servicemen made in defense of our freedom against the tyranny of fascism, which is astoundingly a rising threat again in the West. Let’s not forget. Let’s be inspired.

Jun 3 · linkedin

John Hall's message here is important for everyone, not just leaders. Leaders, however, hold an even greater responsibility to take care of themselves. Why? You set the tone from the top. Sure, that's an old saw, but it's hard to appreciate until there's something off. You're more influential than you realize. What you do matters, not just to, but to the people around you, especially the people who work for you and those whom you love. Don't wait too long to schedule your next checkup.

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