Watch our first documentary here: https://youtu.be/m0NiK66pgTM Do you want to listen to Context TV on the go? This episode is also available as a podcast! Listen to it here: https://wmojo.com/ContextApple https://wmojo.com/ContextSpotify https://wmojo.com/ContextStitcher https://wmojo.com/ContextGoogle In this episode of Context Is King, Ashkan Karbasfrooshan and Rebecca Brayton discuss whether CEOs are generally considered to be sociopaths. What percentage of entrepreneurs, VPs, and chief executive officers are sociopaths? Do you need to be sociopathic to succeed as a CEO? Watch for more! Subscribe for more great content! https://wmojo.com/contexttv-subscribe Have Your Idea Become A Video! https://wmojo.com/suggest ContextTV is a channel dedicated to business and entrepreneurship. Our regular programming offers tips and lessons on success and failure, risk and reward, greed and fear, with the aim to arm entrepreneurs, intrapreneurs & executives who need to be entrepreneurial to succeed. #business #entrepreneur #ceo

Not all business people are honest, and there are some Wall Street executives in jail to prove that. Whether it’s someone like Jeffrey Skilling and his shady bookkeeping for Enron, Tyco’s Dennis Kozlowski and his $6,000 shower curtains, Rite Aid’s Martin Grass or Cendant’s Walter Forbes, there are many high-ranking executives that served jail time for their white-collar crimes. WatchMojo counts down ten high-level businesspeople who served hard time in prison.

To say that these bosses need more sensitivity training would be a gross understatement. Welcome to WatchMojo, and today we’re counting down our picks for times bosses, employers, and owners acted horribly and received some sweet consequences in one form or another.

These celebs need better security. For this list, we’ll be looking at times actors, politicians, musicians, TV personalities, or even CEOs had their identities stolen for nefarious reasons.

Watch our first documentary here: https://youtu.be/m0NiK66pgTM Do you want to listen to Context TV on the go? This episode is also available as a podcast! Listen to it here: https://wmojo.com/ContextApple https://wmojo.com/ContextSpotify https://wmojo.com/ContextStitcher https://wmojo.com/ContextGoogle In this episode of Context is King, Ashkan Karbasfrooshan and Rebecca Brayton explore whether or not CEOs should keep their role in their company when they raise financing from investors. Should founders step down once they sell their business, or should they remain involved? Watch for more! Let us know in the comments what ideas/topics you'd like us to discuss next: https://watchmojo.com/context/suggest #entrepreneur #business #entrepreneurship

These women have lengthy résumés to say the least. Welcome to MsMojo, and today we’ll be counting down our picks for the Top 10 Celebrity Female Entrepreneurs.

In show 29 of HipMojo, Ash talks to marketing professor Harold J. Simpkins of Concordia University's John Molson School of Business about brands that don't live up to their hype, CEOs as spokespeople, and Netflix's 2011 strategy.