HBR spotlights the work of the world’s most transformative management thinkers who are helping organizations prepare for the next 100 years
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Groundbreaking New Work by HBR McKinsey Award Winners Robert S. Kaplan and Karthik Ramanna Transforms Environmental and Social Accounting
In a series of MIT Sloan Management Review articles, “Leading Digital” author George Westerman explains how leaders can prepare for a new era
“Care After Covid” author Dr. Shantanu Nundy outlines digital solutions that will give more people timely access to quality care
We couldn’t be prouder to represent these transformative thinkers whose work continues to positively impact business and society
“The assumption that oil has a permanent monopoly on transportation is no longer true,” says Pulitzer Prize-winning author Daniel Yergin.
Co-authors of the new book “The Power of Trust” advise leaders on ways to proactively build trustworthy organizations and reputations.
In a new article for The Atlantic, Harvard University Professor and technology governance expert Jonathan Zittrain reviews both sides of the NFT story.
In response to what happened at our nation’s Capitol on January 6th, we wanted to share our heartfelt thoughts – and condolences
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
The 2020 Social Progress Index factors in the pandemic when guiding firms and governments across the world toward long-term growth opportunities.
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.
New methods give employers more accurate employee feedback, says workplace performance expert Peter Cappelli in The Wall Street Journal
Salvaging the economy requires daily onsite testing. Nobel Laureate Economist Paul Romer shows how it can and must be done. ASAP.
