Winter | 2020
The 10 Most Daring CEOs in Tech Business to Follow, 2020
Editor’s Corner
Motivated by Passion, Leading by Example
Passion, audacity, and risk taking are the prerequisites of
being a leader. We have witnessed the amazing works of many leaders in the past
and even today, there are many more leaders who have achieved milestones of
success with their hard work and dedication. In professional terms these
leaders are called CEOs. They are the decision makers and problem solvers and
lead the company to excellence as they lead by example.
In this exclusive edition titled, “The 10 Most Daring CEOs
in Tech Business to Follow, 2020”, Beyond Exclamation has recognized the
inspiring journey of some daring leaders who stepped out of their comfort zone
and achieved greatness. Featuring as the cover story is the journey of June
Klein, CEO of Technology & Marketing Ventures, Inc. She is a passionate
leader, an audacious CEO and a doting mother who has exemplified the true vales
of leadership while excelling in every role. We are honored to have June as the
face of this edition, that will inspire, motivate, and enlighten every aspiring
business mind to follow their dreams.
We have also put together amazing articles of many more CEOs
of the business world who have achieved a remarkable position in various
industries. Inclusive are the success stories of Rob Leslie Founder and CEO of
Sedicii Innovations Ltd., Jay Fulcher CEO of Zenefits, Celia Pool CEO of DAME,
Yunha Kim CEO of Simple Habit, Feng Hou Co-founder and CEO of White Fish LLC.,
Andrey Zhulin CEO of Insolar, Dr. Martin-Mercado CEO of Phronetik, Martin
Basiri CEO of ApplyBoard and Sophie Ennadi CEO of NAJMTEK. Every article is an
example of passion, power and perseverance and we are honored to have the
opportunity to feature each of these great personalities in this special issue.
Business Boulevard
June Klein: Passionately Solving Business Problems with Technology and Innovation
Every leader is driven by a definite skill set that is distinctive to their personality, however, problem solving is a