CANTON, MA, Oct. 3, 2013 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- The Pulse Network, Inc., (TPNI), a digital media and event solutions company, has today announced that Jim Leavitt, CEO of Cervello, a leading professional services firm dedicated to helping progressive enterprises dramatically improve business analytics, will appear as the featured guest on Thursday's episode of CEO Corner, a TPNI original program.
Leavitt joins Stephen Saber, CEO of The Pulse Network, Inc., and Butch Stearns, TPNI's Chief Customer Officer, in the live airing of CEO Corner. They will discuss problems CEO's face on an everyday basis, with particular regard to the impact of big data on the decision making processes.
"To make better informed business decisions, you need to look at the information at hand in several different ways," says Stephen Saber, CEO of The Pulse Network, Inc. "Jim Leavitt and I will discuss the role that data and business analytics should play in your decision making process. This episode will provide valuable lessons for CEOs of all different types of companies."
CEO Corner is an original program produced in the studio at The Pulse Network, Inc. The show is geared towards CEOs who know staying informed is critical for success and what to keep on top of best practices and current trends in the ever changing global marketplace. CEO Corner brings CEOs from varying business sectors on screen to talk about their business. Watch live every other Thursday of the month at 11 am EST on www.thepulsenetwork.com.
About The Pulse Network:
The Pulse Network provides a cloud-based platform focused on content marketing and event solutions. The Company helps clients ranging from Fortune 500 companies to small and mid-size companies boost awareness, drive lead generation and enhance client engagement through content marketing, campaign management and event registration with a social and digital backbone. The Pulse Network also produces its own branded content programs including online video productions and the Inbound Marketing Summit conference series which currently runs in New York, San Francisco, and Boston as well as the Digital Pulse program which currently runs in Boston.
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