AFN NEWS

Written by Matt Sitter, CEO, AFN I am excited to share that we are launching a Chief of Staff Network as a companion to our CEO Network!...

by AFN Member Sarah Deane, Founder of MEvolution First, we had “quiet quitting,” and now, we have progressed to “loud quitting,” the...

AFN CEO Matt Sitter was interviewed to talk about the power of networking and how it can help you achieve your career goals: How to...

Sharing another podcast interview with AFN CEO Matt Sitter, When Professional Networks Make or Break Your Leadership Potential with host...

In this episode of Practice Growth HQ, host Angus Pryor chats with AFN CEO Matt Sitter about how to embrace your inner CEO. In this...

Time is commonly cited as our scarcest resource. We only have so much of it, you can’t store it up, and it can definitely be wasted. Our...

Through her membership in AFN, CEO Jill Blankenship unlocked a world of expertise and connections that helped her navigate a crucial...

There are many different ways to lead successfully. And if you’re like me, you lament the conclusion of the show Ted Lasso and its many...

You’ve likely seen Chat GPT everywhere at this point. In my latest experiment with it, I asked Chat GPT to “write about a CEO in the...

We are truly fortunate to connect with amazing leaders across the globe, and it is our privilege to celebrate these leaders. AFN’s annual...

A plan is never the source of success - backup plans aren’t either. Contingency planning is not about coming up with THE answer but about...

I’m excited to share the nominees for our 2022 awards! As we often say at AFN, change is where opportunity happens. Our awards reflect...

It is easy to say every year, “it’s been a year of change.” 2022 is no different. We’ve seen scientific developments (a significant...

Leadership is a burden and privilege; for members of the AFN community, it is a vocation. With technological and societal change, leading...

As a CEO, talent is always on your mind. The best and most skilled resources are getting more expensive, tougher to hire, and harder to...

Where people sit in your network is just as important as who is in your network Social Media has changed how we think about networks....

World-renowned author and CNN political analyst will discuss his new book in a conversational roundtable hosted by Advantage Foundry...

The 2nd Annual Transformative CEO Summit is this week, and we are excited to see you all there. We are also thrilled to announce that the...

“The thing that really surprised me was that it [Earth] projected an air of fragility. And why, I don’t know. I don’t know to this day. I...

Accomplished Network Achieves Significant Milestones in its Second Year SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA, UNITED STATES, March 31, 2022...

Damian O’Doherty is a media executive who represents Fortune 100 companies, NFL athletes, family offices, trade associations, university...

Advantage Foundry Network March 24, 2022 Advantage Foundry Network and The CEO Forum Group Announce Partnership The alliance brings...

The values of an organization always matter. However, they often don't match what is printed and posted on the wall. Adhering to the...

The global talent market is in crisis. From cybersecurity to trucking, labor is in short supply and getting more expensive by the month....

Advantage Foundry Network LLC (AFN), an exclusive global network of and for CEOs, announced today the five winners of their 2021 CEO Awards

We are at the dawn of a new year rich with potential and opportunity. To be a CEO and leader is an optimistic pursuit and ultimately focused

Talent - Where are all the best people going? In a recent roundtable discussion losing and gaining talent became a core focus. After all,...

“Organizations are only as resilient as their people, and people are only as resilient as their leader.” Leadership is fundamentally...

“If you want something done, ask a busy person.” The phrase is entertaining because it sounds counterintuitive. Is this “busy person”...

“There is no such thing as a new idea” - Mark Twain (Samuel Clemens) So What! Taken cynically, Mark Twain’s apparent condemnation of the...