Linda Rossetti has made an exciting new career out of her experience with disruption. After experiencing an “unraveling” of her identity in her role as an executive vice president for human resources and administration at a Fortune 500 company — carrying responsibility for 21,000 people in 37 countries — she...

Public sectors all over the world spend billions of dollars annually, more money than any other organization at national, state and local levels. Well documented by auditors, many of those billions are wasted annually. This is especially painful when these same funds are critically needed for health care, education, elderly...

Over the last few years, the concept of financial wellbeing has grown in popularity. Companies have understood that helping employees to be better with money makes them happier, both in their lives but also in their jobs.  The cost of living crisis has brought an even sharper spotlight onto this...

We are living in an era in a revolution of human relationships where technology has pushed us further apart in life and at work. To solve for an uncertain future, it’s become mission critical for leaders to build empathy as a non-negotiable skill and work more closely with others to...

A mere decade ago, the Fortune 500 list did not include any openly LGBTQ CEOs. It wasn't until October 2014 when Tim Cook, the CEO of Apple, publicly revealed that he is gay, becoming the first openly LGBTQ CEO on the prestigious list. In an essay published for Bloomberg, just...

For a spouse, there is no joy like realizing the person you married is not only a wonderful partner but also a loving father. I can’t deny my father’s influence on me, however it’s my husband’s practices as a father and eminent physician that have shaped my thinking about the...

During my CEO Group workshops, I often ask the members to pair off and thumb-wrestle one another. I tell them that the CEO who gets the most pins in thirty seconds will win a fictional $100,000. After thirty seconds, I asked each pair who got the most pins. I’ll typically...

As India is becoming an integral member of WTO and the other consequent rationalization of reforms at intellectual property laws, it is pretty essential to develop the research and advocacy skills that can consolidate and improve the Indian business advantage for not just individuals but communities and corporations as well....

During the first Industrial Revolution, Chicago, Detroit, New York, and Philadelphia were the major industrial hubs in the US. Taller buildings became a necessity here as real estate prices were booming. A 10-storeyed building was also considered a skyscraper back then. Flash-forward a couple of centuries, and architectural progress has...