Viewed in NYT Magazine As AI transforms the workforce, the conversation often focuses on jobs at risk. But for forward-thinking companies, the more urgent question is: Which new roles do we need to stay competitive? According to the World Economic Forum, while 9 million jobs may be displaced by 2030, 11 million new ones will… More
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Viewed in The New York Times To understand today’s marketing lingo, one literally must understand words you won’t find in any standard dictionary. Many corporate functions, of course, have their lingo and acronyms that have become embedded inside these respective professions, so this is not an entirely new phenomenon. But marketing seems to lead all… More
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Viewed in The New York Times. Many books and articles have been written about deal-making and what does and does not work for those involved in trying to get opposing parties to agree to terms that are mutually agreeable and beneficial to both parties in negotiations. Perhaps the most iconic book on the subject, The… More
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Viewed in The New York Times with Richard Perez-Pena. The United Kingdom voted to leave the European Union back in June 2016. Yet, going on three years later, their departure has finally been scheduled for this March 29. One of the benefits of the EU is the development of standards that permitted goods to travel… More
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Viewed in The New York Times with Amie Tsang. John Bogle, who founded the giant U.S. money management firm Vanguard, passed away earlier this month at age 89. Bogle’s firm, which ultimately grew to have an astounding $4.9 trillion under management, was built on a belief that, over the long term, most investment managers cannot… More
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