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Steve Valdiserri did not plan on becoming a healthcare leader. But over time, his mix of discipline, data thinking, and operational focus pulled him into the center of one of the most complex industries in the U.S. Today, he is known for helping healthcare and technology companies turn strategy into...

The insurance contract is a foundation of modern economic stability, a promise of protection against unforeseen loss. Yet, the relationship between insurer and insured is increasingly adversarial, marked by complex disputes that have significant ramifications for both consumers and businesses. For individuals, a wrongful denial of a life, health, or disability claim can be...

By any measure, Jason Sheasby has built a career around pressure. High stakes. Short timelines. Big verdicts. And again and again, results. A Career Built in the Courtroom Jason Sheasby is a partner at Irell & Manella LLP and one of the most active trial lawyers in the country. Over...

The C-suite has embraced a comfortable narrative about artificial intelligence: add AI tools to existing processes, upskill teams on new platforms, create an innovation lab, and transformation will follow. According to Tianqiao Chen, one of Asia's most influential technology pioneers and philanthropists, this narrative is not just incomplete. It is actively dangerous....

With $16.7 trillion now flowing through sustainable investment strategies a 49% surge in just two years, the capital markets have rendered their verdict. Sustainability is no longer a peripheral concern. It is the new “battleground” for competitive advantage. Not long ago, sustainability was dismissed as a "nice-to-have" add-on, separate from core business strategy. Today, that mindset...

How parents and doctors navigate pregnancy has evolved quickly in recent years. Innovative prenatal screening now makes it possible to learn about a baby’s risk for certain genetic conditions using only a simple maternal blood draw. Having this information early gives families more time to plan, connect with specialists, and...

For years, Harvard Business School Professor and best-selling author Amy Edmondson’s research on psychological safety has given leaders a powerful lens for understanding team performance. Edmondson’s well-known 2×2 model, which shows psychological safety and accountability not as opposing forces, but as necessary partners, clearly illustrates where high performance lives: the Learning Zone. She characterizes it...

Artificial intelligence keeps getting bigger. Jia Xu has spent much of her career asking a different question. How can AI be smarter, more efficient, and more useful in the real world? Xu is a computer scientist and researcher whose work spans Europe, Asia, and the United States. Today, she is...

Most real estate developers rely on comparable sales, local market knowledge, and decades of industry intuition to guide their decisions. Arturo Rodriguez Lopez is taking a different approach. The Georgia Tech-educated finance professional is applying four decades of quantitative investment experience to a $75 million mixed-use development in Costa Rica, treating affordable...

Imagine a world where your organization not only keeps pace with technological disruption but actively shapes it. A world where innovation isn't a buzzword but a daily practice, fueled by a relentless pursuit of new ideas. This isn't science fiction; it's the reality achievable by cultivating a culture of experimentation, especially when it comes to harnessing the...