As the world moves to a more remote workforce, businesses across industries and markets are having to adapt. We asked leaders who have experience with making remote work effective to share their stories, lessons, and insights with us.

Carrie Tupper

We moved to largely remote work about a year before COVID hit. Being a part-time freelancer and full-time comic creator meant that working remotely was part of the job from the get go. Tools like Slack, Zoom and general text have of course been helpful, but more integral has been creating a place where my team and I can talk openly and communicate concerns. Read more>>

Cee Lashley

Before the height of the pandemic #lifeasasocialite did events regularly as part of our client campaigns so when quarantine arrived, I shifted focus to all things digital in marketing and branding. The blessing is that we were already managing several clients’ social media prior to quarantine. I took that “lockdown” time period to focus on learning to create visually engaging assets and mixed media content for Reels, Stories and TikTok. Read more>>

Amy Fuchs

I meet challenges head-on and try to see what benefit they can bring to me and those around me. As an entrepreneur, pivoting quickly is a critical element to maintaining success. Change isn’t necessarily a bad thing, although it does cause stress for many. For me, my glass is always half full, so I am not one to sulk in fear. I meet challenges head-on and try to see what benefit they can bring to me and those around me. When change is needed, I try to learn and pivot as quickly as possible. Read more>>