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When he and his partner Dragana Neshovska founded the innovation consultancy agency Solveo in 2016, the two of them were first setting up the basis for the project in a coffee shop that served as their first office. 

The debate between free trade and protectionism is alive and well, and perhaps fiercer than ever, in the United States and…

Todays Dietitian magazine, the leading news source for dietitians and nutritionists, covering topics such as diabetes management, long-term care, new products and technologies, career strategies, nutrition research updates, supplements, culinary arts, food allergies, fitness, sports medicine, and much more.

When a song has a dubious title that takes your mind in various directions (if you have a sense of humor) it better be good. Well Marcus Johnson, the man…

A popular urban farm in Kansas City's Crossroads District is preparing to close temporarily and move to a new location.

View Comments In March, national critics traveled to Shreveport to review the collection of submitted works from literary, performing, and visual artists across northwest Louisiana.  On March 26, the critics announced the names of the artists to receive the Critics Choice Award in each category, which came with a $2,000 commission to return in a years time to present with a solo show of a new, original full body of work to present to the critic(s) and audience.  The competition is a part of t...

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min read While schools work to create a more robust infrastructure, a genuine learning ecosystem, and a digital experience that delights, at most institutions, digital tools are reinforcing organizational silos. "I am the dean of the business college, and I am telling you that we are going to use this platform with or without your help. Now make it work, or Ill get the provost involved!" I heard these words shouted at a CIO when I was consulting for a large state university in Oklahoma. The te...