Weekly Roundup: Week Three
Here at MeetTheBoss we pride ourselves on the quality of our content. So what better way to share with you the best of the best, the cream of the crop, the crème de la crème, every Friday for the week’s best content, than with a weekly roundup?!
As you may already know, as well as the broadcasts of our all-star thought-leader video interviews, we host online virtual roundtables focusing on technology and marketing-based topics, in which a group of senior business executives come together to discuss business challenges and solutions.
This week we hosted four roundtables; two electrical ecommerce roundtables and a pair of big data roundtables – both encouraged valuable discussion and great feedback.
Our most ‘social’ attendee of the week, and a name that has cropped up a lot across all of our social platforms the past couple of weeks is Ian McVey, Director at Interxion.
Join your peers and be a part of a conversation that matters…
Best tweets of the week…
@AdobeSummit: We need to be agile. Technology cannot be the bottleneck of business innovation @hybris_software #adobesummit
@DonaldICox: Just finished @MeetTheBossTV Interview. Topic CyberConfidence: Balancing Risk and Reward. Awesome experience! Thanks MeetTheBossTV Team. 🙂
@ninamoltke: Steve Jobs interview from 1985 – worth the read:http://ow.ly/ks4od
@KevinEikenberry: Have you seen this one?: Connection is My Lesson of the Day is.gd/9fhwRt #leadership
Following on from last week’s post, this week we’ve hit 100 followers on our company page – a small milestone but an achievement nonetheless. As a team, we really appreciate your support. So, thank you.
Our Linkedin group is a great way to start conversations and build relationships with top thought-leaders and decision-makers across various industries.
Loic Chavaroche, Errol Lowe and Jose Eduardo Marcellino Grillo
Our top interviews from the past week – you can also find them on the meettheboss website and on our YouTube channel…
‘It’s very important to start from understanding the business. Once you understand the business, you know what you have to protect, what’s critical for the business.’
‘I believe the role of security is to support the business. Otherwise, if you are unable to support the business, then we are killing the business, then we are not doing our job.’
Finally, we’re always interested in what you have to say – any feedback you may have is welcomed with open arms. So, please, don’t hold back.
Feel free to give your response in the comments section at the bottom of the page, tweet us your thoughts or even start a discussion on our Linkedin group.
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As a journalist, editor and now presenter at MeetTheBoss TV, Ben has been writing and speaking about the intersection between business, people and technology for the past 15 years. In a career that’s taken him from working for consumer music and style mags to Editor-in-Chief of Business Management magazine – via work for the likes of The Guardian, Frost & Sullivan and Bloomberg, amongst others – he’s interviewed some of the biggest names in business, spoken at international events and moderated countless roundtable discussions.