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Dr. Rajiv J. Shah explains why building a global community is key to unlocking solutions to the world’s greatest problems.

If you dread public speaking, small talk, or delivering feedback, you’re not alone. Matt Abrahams shares tips for mastering communication in spontaneous situations.

Gen AI and other recent trends affecting the labor market point to the importance of upskilling, reskilling, and training to empower the global workforce.

Lucy Parker, partner at the Brunswick Group, discusses her new book “The Activist Leader,” and how business leaders can drive financial and social value.

Millions of books are published each year, so the likelihood of making The New York Times Best Seller list -- widely considered the definitive ranking of the highest selling works of literature in America -- is small.

From identifying the effects of social media and the COVID-19 pandemic, to overcoming stigma and expanding accessibility to care, there’s lots to unpack around teen mental health. How do we help tomorrow’s workforce today?

Aerodei CEO Netta Jenkins discusses her new book “The Inclusive Organization,” and what companies can do to embrace diversity, equity, and inclusion.

LONG HILL TWP. - Best-selling fiction and non-fiction authors will discuss their works in September during online Author Talks, a series sponsored by the Friends of the Long Hill Township

Looking for ways to make your escape this summer without disconnecting from the issues that matter? We’ve got you covered. Put on your nifty noise-cancelling headphones and unwind with this music playlist, curated by the editors of McKinsey Global Publishing.

In this interview, author Siddarth Shrikanth discusses how reevaluating our relationship with nature can limit climate change and potentially save the planet.