Issue 7 2020

Welcome to the July issue of CEO Monthly for 2020. As always, every month we endeavour to provide our readers with the latest news and updates from all corners of the business world.

Issue 7 2020


CEO Monthly Issue 7 2020 cover

Welcome to the July issue of CEO Monthly for 2020. As always, every month we endeavour to provide our readers with the latest news and updates from all corners of the business world. Though we’ve been gone for a couple of months due to the current global situation, we’re back on track and ready to resume our normal monthly programming schedule. So let’s get started.

On our front cover this month we have Jesse Lee, CEO of Brooklyn Vendor Assurance. During his tenure, Jesse has overseen the business’s substantial client growth on the back of its flagship product, a B2B SaaS application for vendor management and regulatory compliance. We spoke to Jesse to find out more about his success and how his company is navigating the challenges presented by COVID-19.

Elsewhere, we’ve included a myriad of exceptional CEOs- and their firms- that are driving the technology, insurance, communication and marketing industries to greater heights.

That’s our July issue! I hope you enjoy this month’s instalment. Stay safe and well.

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