“Next window, please.” For most people, that’s an invitation to inch forward a bit, collect a snack-filled sack dangling from a drive-through window,...
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It’s no surprise that in-house counsel is often labeled as “Doctor No” for leading with risk mitigation as they advise their growing companies. Going...
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The murder of George Floyd and the protests that followed during the summer of 2020 inspired a $200 billion flood of financial commitments by...
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The breathtaking pace of scientific breakthroughs in the pharmaceutical industry has been stunning. Few, for example, thought developing a COVID-19...
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America’s downtowns were in dire straits after pandemic lockdowns, office closures, and the massive shift to remote work turned the bustling central...
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Across America, the 20th century was the age of the automobile, and lower-income neighborhoods everywhere were devastated by the spread of the...
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Over the past 12-18 months, businesses across the U.S. have faced increasing backlash over their "woke" sustainability agendas. As ESG...
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Last week, I had the pleasure of speaking at the Reuters Responsible Business conference in New York. I participated in a compelling fireside chat...
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The country’s healthcare workers drew deserved praise for putting themselves on the frontlines during the COVID-19 pandemic. But the stress and...
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It’s an ambitious goal: delivering 20,000 units of affordable housing in the next three years in Atlanta, a city that’s widely seen as leaving behind...
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As the recent global financial turmoil reminds us, banks play a huge role in our society. But it’s not just in times of turmoil. Banks significantly...
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Running to the store. A simple enough task for consumers able to muster the free time, reliable transportation, and disposable income needed to pop...
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This article was originally posted on governing.com. A series of freight-train derailments over the past months has increased scrutiny over the...
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Our society has been trending away from cash for a while, but the COVID-19 crisis accelerated the process. Online purchases and touchless in-person...
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The COVID-19 crisis spurred exponential growth in telemedicine. With many patients stuck at home and hospitals and medical offices inundated with...
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Environmental justice is a slippery term, not easily defined, and like the environment itself, complex and multifaceted. The official EPA definition
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When it comes to conscious capitalism, yogurt behemoth Chobani has caught plenty of attention. While issues pertaining to how companies can adopt AI...
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Everyone has bad customer experiences. They come in all forms. A customer walks into a drugstore to pick up a few basic necessities. They find things...
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This year’s theme for the 47th commemoration of Black History Month, as selected by the Association for the Study of African American Life and...
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Until recently, most corporations have treated equity issues as a check-the-box public relations strategy designed to deflect public criticism – if...
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