Future of work: More CEOs work remotely as employees do the same
When ADNET Technologies CEO Christopher Luise’s mother got sick last year, he packed his bags and went to Florida to spend time with her before she passed. And, in a post COVID-19 world where remote work is increasingly acceptable, he was able to take care of his family without abandoning his company. “I needed to be there — I had no siblings that I could rely on,” Luise said. “But we carried on and I was able to jump on meetings, I was able to be as engaged and involved as I could be.”