How to unleash the potential of regions like São Paulo
Brazil's largest state has a GDP larger than Argentina's - and it's growing at twice the national average. But this success was no accident, as João Doria, São Paulo's state governor, exp...
Young activists share four ways to create a more inclusive world
Global Shapers propose five ways to fight for marginalized communities.
Why you should focus on becoming more emotionally intelligent in 2020
The advantages of increased emotional intelligence are endless. Dr Travis Bradberry, co-author of Emotional Intelligence 2.0, reveals how it can help everything from time management to as...
How can companies retain talented employees?
Retaining talent is high on any CEO's list of priorities. Here are some simple changes companies can make to keep their employees.
The Education of An Idealist - an extract
Read an extract form the World Economic Forum Book Club's February pick, The Education of An Idealist by Samantha Power.
How business leaders can close their cybersecurity skills gap
Addressing an organization's lack of cybersecurity skills can be a business opportunity as well as a way to save money. Here are some starting points for business leaders.
Why we need different generations in the workplace
The overlapping generations in the workplace bring new opportunities for learning and leadership.
Taking stakeholder capitalism from principle to practice
The technological, environmental, geopolitical, and socioeconomic transformations are driving a re-examination of the prevailing corporate-governance model
In the 'decade to deliver', it's time for responsible leadership
Climate change, social inequity and technological disruption are some of the main reasons that we need responsible, collaborative action from global leaders.
Why diversity needs your star power, as well as sponsors
Men supporting women and minorities is a start – but for real change, they must actively promote under-represented groups.
Meet the Japanese minister setting an example by taking paternity leave
Whilst Japan’s parental leave policies are among the world’s most generous, few men decide to take it. The decision from Japan's environment minister, Shinjiro Koizumi, the son of former ...
How universities must adapt to train future leaders
Universities must embrace action-based learning focused on solving real-life problems.