Business Video Roundup: How to Cultivate Brand Purpose, Recruit Top Gen-Z Talent & More
In this week’s business video roundup, CVS Health CMO Norm de Greve talks about brand purpose and business leadership (among other things), Forbes offers up some tips on recruiting top Generation-Z talent, and CNBC explores the booming, Apple-fueled dongle market. Plus, a quick look into how artificial intelligence will transform multiple industries over the coming years (perhaps including your own) and a timely reminder about Warren Buffet’s three big tips for success.
Brand Purpose & Business Leadership with Norman de Greve (CVS Health)
In this 28-minute conversation from the BRITE ’21 conference, Siegel+Gale’s Margaret Molloy talks with Norm de Greve, CMO of CVS Health. They discuss a variety of business issues, including topics around brand purpose, effective business leadership, and gracefully handling the often-tricky intersection of societal promises and financial requirements.
Forbes: 6 Ways to Recruit Top Gen-Z Talent
Looking for young talent? Forbes has some tips on finding the best Generation-Z employees.
CNBC: How Apple Created a Billion-Dollar Market for Dongles
This 15-minute mini-documentary from CNBC offers a peek inside the highly lucrative market for dongles—those little adapters that allow you to connect devices and other peripherals to your computer if a direct connection isn’t possible. The dongle market is expected to generate more than $25 billion in revenue by 2027, but will wireless technology change things?
Forbes: How the Artificial Intelligence Revolution Will Transform Industries
Artificial intelligence has the potential to transform many markets and industries, including healthcare, cybersecurity, manufacturing, construction, business to business, customer services, finance, and logistics. This brief video from Forbes gives a little insight to the kinds of companies that are leveraging AI technology and how things could change in the future.
Inc.: Warren Buffet’s 3 Tips for Success
Just a quick reminder of Warren Buffet’s three lessons for success.
READ MORE FROM AMERICAN COMMERCIAL CAPITAL
What Happens After the Invoice Is Paid?
It’s smart to understand the full cycle, not just the part where you get cash. Knowing what happens at the end takes the mystery out of factoring and helps you reconcile your books cleanly. Here’s how an invoice wraps up.
The Two Pieces of MoneyRemember the two pieces of money in factoring: the advance you received upfront (commonly 80–90% of…
Can I Factor International Invoices?
Short answer: yes, you can — but I’m going to be straight with you. Cross-border factoring is a different animal than domestic factoring, and before you build your cash flow plan around it, you need to understand the extra layers you’re taking on.
The core idea doesn’t change. You sell your foreign-customer invoices for cash now instead of waiting out the payment terms. And here’s the thing —…
Can I Factor Invoices Without Losing Control of My Business?
It’s one of the most common worries I hear, and it’s completely understandable. When a third party starts receiving your customers’ payments, it can feel like you’re handing over the keys to your own company.
Here’s the reassuring truth: factoring changes how you get paid — not how you run your business. You keep full control.
What a Factor Actually Does — and Doesn’t DoLet’s be…
