Kari spoke at the TEDx Beacon Street event this year about how everyone can better think about risk-taking in their own lives. Watch the new (edited) video below and visit TEDx Beacon Street to see additional videos of other presenters from this year’s event.
[VIEW FULL POST]Kari was featured as an Expert in one of Harvard Business Reviews’ case studies on office romance. Read the article as well as her commentary by following the link below. Read the full article in The Harvard Business Review here.
[VIEW FULL POST]Kari wrote a piece for the Huffington Post outlining helpful steps one can take to admit (and move on from) mistakes. Read the article in The Huffington Post
[VIEW FULL POST]By Kari Firestone We’re all fascinated by risk-taking. Who can resist watching someone fly off a cliff wearing a bat suit with a measurable chance of smashing into a sheer rock face? Ironically, while we’re sitting smugly on our overstuffed sofa, wielding the remote control, we may be unwittingly exposed to all sorts of risks…
[VIEW FULL POST]Kari was recently featured in a Boston Globe article by Beth Healy. Follow the link below to read the article. Five things you should know about Karen Firestone
[VIEW FULL POST]Karen Firestone shares her story about using MOVE! for writing a book. Read the full story on the MOVE! website here
[VIEW FULL POST]By Cynthia Littleton April 6, 2016 In a recent story for Variety, Cynthia talks to Kari about the number of women on Wall Street and how running her own firm keeps her in constant motion. Read the full story in Variety
[VIEW FULL POST]Most career advice today encourages us to move forward passionately, intentionally, boldly — and above all, quickly. Career coaches don’t make a lot of money from encouraging people to “get ahead slowly.” However, in terms of fulfilling our long-term goals for career success, patience can be an asset. That’s not to say waiting is easy….
[VIEW FULL POST]By Karen Firestone NOVEMBER 09, 2015 The company I co-founded is now ten years old. While we’re an investment firm, many of the things I’ve learned as CEO transcend any particular industry. In looking back over the years, there are some things that I expected to be tough, and they have been. But there have…
[VIEW FULL POST]As another summer comes to a close, I find myself noticing once again that my co-workers and employees have been very reluctant to both commit to a vacation and to communicate that time off to everyone else. As CEO, I find this frustrating — it’s a waste of time to set up a client visit…
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