I am pleased to announce that my latest article, "A Guide To Publishing In Research Journals For Postgraduate Professionals," is now live on Forbes.com. In the landscape of higher education and global research, publishing in a Scopus-indexed journal is too often viewed as a mere administrative hurdle to clear before graduation. However, overseeing academic quality assurance and institutional reputation workflows constantly reinforces a different reality: publishing is a pivot

Raising capital is one of the most critical inflection points for any growing organization. However, the pursuit of funding often comes with intense pressure to scale quickly, and the wrong financial partnership can easily compromise an institution's core mission. I am pleased to share that I recently joined my fellow colleagues on the Forbes Business Council for an Expert Panel discussing exactly this challenge. In our latest published piece, Raising Capital? 20 Important Qu

Navigating institutional operations and global ranking metrics makes one thing abundantly clear: the standard for academic excellence is rapidly shifting. Traditional government licensing is no longer the sole benchmark of quality in today's globalized environment. I recently explored this transition in my newest piece for the Forbes Business Council. I invite you to read my full analysis on how independent frameworks are reshaping the industry. Read the full article here: Be

People often think being a Forbes Business Council member is just a fancy title on a profile. But it is actually a lot of real work! It takes time, honesty, and a commitment to sharing good ideas. Here is a look at what I actually do behind the scenes. 1. Answering Weekly Questions Every week, I get about eight different business topics that Forbes is planning to write about. My job is to share my thoughts on them. I have to make sure my answers are clear and helpful. If my a

Understanding customer experience is the cornerstone of any successful enterprise, but what happens when your customers don't tell you how they feel? We often rely on direct feedback—surveys, reviews, and direct messages—to gauge client satisfaction. However, the vast majority of consumer experiences happen in the silent spaces in between. Evaluating these unspoken interactions requires a strategic eye and a proactive approach to quality architecture. I am thrilled to share t