Ask your department heads how things are going, and you’ll hear good news. Leads and engagement are up, sales hit quota, and customer service is chipping away at response time. Every dashboard is green.
But ask your customer, the one that’s been pa…
Five common behavioral patterns can cause change efforts to falter. Know the warning signs—and what to do about them.
For decades, Martha Stewart has been one of the most trusted authorities on how people live in and care for their homes. Now, with her new company Hint, she’s aiming to bring real expertise to even more people at a moment when technology is reshaping …
Russell Wilson has turned lessons of elite performance on the gridiron into a portfolio of brands spanning fashion, sports, wellness, and entertainment. The through line of his ambition stems from lessons his father taught him around purpose, perspect…
Becoming CEO is one of the biggest—and most scrutinized—transitions in business. The moment you take the top job, employees are watching to see what kind of leader you’ll be. Meanwhile, society at large is watching CEOs more closely than ever amid gro…
Bjorn Reynolds, Safeguard Global’s CEO and founder, shares the lessons he learned from his company’s four-day workweek pilot.
Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella weighed in on the increasingly contentious AI safety debate this week, urging companies to “do what it takes to build stuff that serves humanity first and is in human control” and calling for thorough testing, including by …
How did “America’s Next Top Model” captivate a generation of millennials? Here’s one reason: Showrunner and mastermind Tyra Banks loves to be extra.
Over 24 seasons, Banks’ reality TV competition sent wannabe supermod…
Russell Wilson wears, and has worn, many hats: athlete, sports analyst, entrepreneur. But as he traded his helmet and uniform for the world of business, he had to figure out how to lead a non-football team with lessons from the football field.
Wils…
OpenAI’s billionaire CEO Sam Altman enjoys scrolling TikTok before bed—and he’s not the only CEO who does. But he wouldn’t let his son use the app.
