The 2025 Vici 500 Is Here: Profit Still Wins by Vici Partners team members Anoushka Barkawitz and Alec Hudnut We all know the Fortune 500. Every year, it ranks the biggest companies in America by revenue—and every year, it’s treated like the ultimate scoreboard for business success. Make the list, and you’ve made it. But
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Global Fortune 500 by Vici Partners team members Anoushka Barkawitz and Alec Hudnut We all know the Global Fortune 500—the annual ranking of the world’s largest companies by revenue. It’s a high-stakes scoreboard for CEOs, investors, and analysts everywhere. But while revenue earns you a spot on the list, it doesn’t tell the whole story.
... Read More >The Fortune 500 list through a profitability lens by Vici Partners team members Anoushka Barkawitz and Alec Hudnut We’re all familiar with the Fortune 500 list that gets published every year, celebrating the world’s biggest public companies. Every CEO wants their company to be on that list. It promises status and demonstrates corporate might. We
... Read More >It seems the word of the day is “profitability”. And, why not? There is a possible recession
looming. Supply chain price increases are eating away at margins. Inflation is still running hot in most countries. Debt is harder to source and is at higher rates, so generating your own cash to
fund growth becomes more and more important. Revenue growth for growth’s sake alone?
In addition to needing to combat the obvious economic pressure of a looming global recession, the current crisis has shown that organizations must also protect themselves against longer term uncertainty.
... Read More >There are so many good frameworks for helping you get going. You could start with Dr. Michael Porter’s Five Forces and better understand your competitive positioning. You could pull Dr. Peter Senge’s Fifth Discipline off the shelf and be reminded…
... Read More >While most earnings efforts fall short, some companies grow operating margins year after year, even in bad markets. What makes the difference between those who succeed and fail? What are the successful companies doing differently?
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