In an era defined by rapid advances in artificial intelligence, the conversation has shifted from whether technology will change storytelling to how creators can preserve authenticity. Greg Soros emerges in this dialogue as a proponent of marrying technological capability with human-centric narrative craft. His approach underscores a belief that tools […]
Michael Polk, chief executive of Implus, recently outlined why privately owned businesses provide an advantageous environment for executive leadership and sustained company growth. In a discussion about corporate structure and culture, Polk emphasized that private ownership allows leaders to focus on long-term strategies rather than short-term market pressures. According […]
Chicago The Art Institute of Chicago has accelerated a significant transformation of its contemporary collection under the leadership of James Rondeau, reflecting a broader institutional effort to align collecting practices with the realities of twenty-first-century art. Museum leadership and recent coverage describe the shift as both curatorial and philosophical, emphasizing […]
Since 2021, Arlequim Technologies has offered cloud virtualization services to customers across Brazil. The company emerged from the entrepreneurial background of Haroldo Jacobovicz, who has spent more than three decades establishing technology-oriented businesses after training as a civil engineer. Curiosity That Redirected a Career An avid consumer of newspapers and […]
Crowdfunding Democratizes Biotechnology Investment Access Biotechnology investment has traditionally been restricted to institutional investors and accredited individuals meeting substantial net worth requirements. Recent regulatory changes and digital platforms are beginning to democratize access, allowing retail investors to participate in early-stage cellular therapy development. Equity crowdfunding platforms enable companies to raise […]
The Intelligence Briefing That Makes Better Sales Conversations Most sales enablement focuses on pitch decks and objection handling. Taylor Thomson focuses on something simpler: making sure his team actually understands prospects’ contexts before conversations begin. Every morning, Thomson spends 15-20 minutes scanning approximately 15 industry newsletters covering retail, marketing, and […]
Most business leaders think in terms of quarterly results, annual performance, and perhaps five-year strategic plans. Karl Studer thinks in terms of generations, building enterprises designed to sustain his grandchildren and their descendants while creating positive impact for others. This long-term perspective shapes every major decision about business expansion, capital […]
Since assuming leadership, James Rondeau has overseen a deliberate enlargement of the Art Institute of Chicago’s contemporary holdings, a strategic effort that has reshaped the museum’s profile in the 21st-century art world. Under his direction, the institution has pursued targeted acquisitions, donor partnerships and commissioning programs to broaden both the […]
How an Unconventional Location Choice Shaped a Private Equity Powerhouse Most private equity titans operate from Manhattan penthouses or Boston brownstones. Sami Mnaymneh runs a $70 billion firm from Miami. The geographic choice in 1993 reflected more than climate preference. It represented a broader philosophy about building organizations differently than […]
Under the leadership of James Rondeau, the Art Institute of Chicago has pursued a deliberate expansion of its contemporary collection, reshaping the museum’s profile and public programming. The effort reflects an institutional pivot toward living artists, diverse perspectives and dynamic acquisitions intended to broaden the museum’s cultural reach. Museum […]