Renowned authorities outline ways organizations can support the mental health of their workforce – and why it’s a worthwhile investment
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New book by public health expert Dr. Shantanu Nundy offers digital solutions for making health care accessible, affordable and equitable
New book co-edited by climate strategist Katharine Wilkinson offers business leaders and citizens hopeful solutions, “but we must act now”
MIT sociologist and New York Times bestselling author Sherry Turkle teaches educators how technology affects learning and emotional development
Psychological safety expert and business professor Constance Hadley helps leaders weigh decisions around a safe return to the office.
Barbara Kahn’s bestselling book has been updated for the COVID world. Here’s what you need to know to stay ahead of the retail curve.
In a new article for The Atlantic, Harvard University Professor and technology governance expert Jonathan Zittrain reviews both sides of the NFT story.
Garner trust by being proactive, says Wharton Professor Kevin Werbach, a leading expert on blockchain, law, ethics and cybersecurity
Yale Social Scientist, Physician and Epidemiologist Dr. Nicholas A. Christakis’ research shows it is possible to design groups that are highly innovative, productive and happy.
Harvard Business School Professor Karim Lakhani’s live case study shows how an AI-enabled operating model allowed Moderna to successfully develop its vaccine in record time
Neuroscientist Lisa Mosconi, New York Times bestselling author of “The XX Brain,” talks frankly about cognitive health care and Alzheimer’s prevention
With WFH our new normal, INSEAD’s Professor Mark Mortensen helps organizations strengthen communication and productivity across distances.
New York Times bestselling author Debora Spar prepares organizations to compete in a human + technology world
New York Times Bestselling author Sherry Turkle’s timely new book asks us to reconsider the uses of empathy.
In an era of mistrust, three renowned thought leaders share insights on how to cultivate trust among customers, constituents and colleagues.
In celebration of Women’s History Month, four recognized scholars explain why a thoughtful approach to building and using digital technologies is critical to maintaining our humanity.
As guest host of “In the Bubble,” health care safety leader Dr. Robert Wachter continues to guide a global audience through the pandemic
Whether working from home or preparing for a return to the office, Steven Kotler teaches teams how to consistently maintain high performance. His new book “The Art of Impossible” was named to over 10 bestseller lists!
Tommy Amaker, Harvard’s winningest basketball coach, offers organizational leaders a powerful playbook for upping their game.
Renowned leadership strategist Jeffrey Pfeffer explains why organizational health is inextricably tied to employee health
HBS Professor George Serafeim, the world’s foremost expert on ESG issues, offers a unique opportunity to reap significant returns while serving society.
Globally recognized cybersecurity expert Kristin Judge helps organizations preemptively protect their data, customers and reputations.
Domeyard’s Christina Qi teaches financial firms how to leverage machine learning when managing data so they can create agile cultures and systems
MIT Media Analytics Scientist Deb Roy helps organizations avoid the worst effects of social media while better serving target audiences.
Civic innovator Mitchell Weiss offers business and government leaders a roadmap for experimenting with and implementing bold ideas.
As vaccine programs roll out, five global thought leaders offer realistic perspectives on what lies ahead and how we can get to zero cases.
In his new book, New York Times bestselling author Steven Kotler lays out a blueprint for achieving what seems impossible through “flow.”
These renowned Black thought leaders show organizations how to fuel innovation and productivity.
Emerging technologies, innovation and charter cities are our best hope for a stronger future, says renowned global economist Paul Romer
Companies with umbrella ambitions, not narrow solutions, are better able to pivot during disruption, says growth strategist Rory McDonald
Carol Sanford’s unconventional approach to systems change and design continues to markedly drive growth at leading firms across the world.
In her new book, future of learning and work expert Dr. Michelle Weise shares strategies for building the workforce of tomorrow.
“Firms think machine learning is about superhuman powers until they realize that power is available to them too.” – Karim Lakhani, Harvard Business School
Jennifer Petriglieri helps leaders leverage behavioral psychology and group dynamics to foster innovative, productive, inclusive cultures.
By shifting certain practices, firms can survive and even thrive while protecting the environment.
Building psychological safety in virtual teams takes effort and strategy, says advisor Amy Edmondson, author of “The Fearless Organization.”
To rebuild economies, decision makers in every sector must address issues around global trade, leadership and inequities
As CEO of New America, renowned thought leader Anne-Marie Slaughter says a system overhaul requires a commitment to our highest ideals.
The 2020 Social Progress Index factors in the pandemic when guiding firms and governments across the world toward long-term growth opportunities.
In “A Synthesizing Mind,” the creator of Multiple Intelligences Theory shows us how his mind works and reminds us of the value of our own.
“It’s time to rethink our economy and repair our broken system,” says strategy guru Roger Martin in his new book “When More is Not Better”
Harvard Business School Professor Linda Hill’s time-tested frameworks enable continuous innovation and build agile and resilient cultures.
In “The Hype Machine,” MIT Digital Scientist Sinan Aral shows us all the ways social media exploits us – and how we can gain the upper hand.
Marco Bertini and his co-author outline a powerful framework to understand modern business models and how the basis of competition is shifting to customer outcomes.
In his highly anticipated new book, Sunstein offers leaders a powerful message: When delivering information, focus less on the public’s “right to know” and more on human well-being.
MIT strategist Zeynep Ton shows you how to gain a competitive edge while simultaneously satisfying investors, customers & employees.
New York Times bestselling author Debora Spar paints a vivid picture of life before and after technology changed the way we work and live
Media executive and communication expert Kai D. Wright helps organizations profit by earning respect and loyalty from customers and employees.
New methods give employers more accurate employee feedback, says workplace performance expert Peter Cappelli in The Wall Street Journal
Harvard Prof. Jonathan Zittrain and co-authors urge state leaders to get the U.S. back on track
