For Iger, hiring people who are good humans as well as good performers creates stronger teams. He encourages leaders to actively look for decency and to nurture it once people are inside the organization
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He also places responsibility squarely on leadership. Leaders set the tone, whether they realize it or not. How they treat others becomes the standard for how the company treats employees, partners, and customers
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Iger has said that a leader’s reputation becomes the company’s reputation. This applies whether someone is running a small team or a global organization. People associate the behavior of leadership with the values of the brand itself
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The message resonates in an era where company culture is under constant scrutiny. Employees increasingly want to work for organizations that reflect their values, not just their ambitions
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Iger’s view suggests that decency is not a soft skill or a bonus trait. It is a strategic advantage that builds trust, loyalty, and long-term success
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New York Gov. Kathy Hochul on Friday issued a proclamation declaring January Muslim American Heritage Month across the state and directed 16 state landmarks, including NYC's One World Trade Center, to be illuminated green Friday night in "celebration of the heritage and culture
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Home to the largest Muslim American population in the nation, New York is proud to join in this month-long celebration, recognizing the values, faith and traditions of our Muslim American communities," Hochul said in a statement.
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Explosions and low flying aircraft have reportedly been heard in Venezuela’s capital, Caracas, following weeks of tension between the US and Venezuela.
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CARACAS UNDER ATTACK: PLUMES OF SMOKE, HUGE EXPLOSIONS in Venezuela
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U.S. aircraft are being sighted in Venezuelan territory.
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Explosions reported in Venezuela
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home of the Venezuelan Defense Minister and a port in the capital were hit by shelling.
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US Air Force disables nearly all its transponders.
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Venezuelan Su-30 fighter jets have taken off from Aragua state.
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U.S. sets new LNG export records in banner year marked by new capacity
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Fox News pundit says the unconfirmed U.S. invasion of Venezuela is for national security against Hezbollah and Iran, as well as Russia and China.
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Dozens of explosions heard across Venezuela’s capital amid suspected U.S. airstrikes
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Residents in the Venezuelan capital of Caracas reported loud explosions and aircraft overflying the city, with multiple areas experiencing power outages. People also reported hearing gunshots in several areas in Caracas: BBG
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U.S. CH-47 helicopters seen flying over Caracas, Venezuela, after explosions, reports.
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Oil tanker pursued by American authorities on course for Irish waters
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HSBC files bankruptcy petitions against senior members of Barclay family
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