Sustainability is dead – true or false?

5 hours ago • by Julia Binder in Brain Circuits • 4 min read

Myths abound when it comes to corporate sustainability. Can you tell fact from fiction? Test your knowledge on the common misconceptions here....

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Why we should cherish women over 50

January 22, 2026 • by Shelley Zalis in Audio articles • 4 min read

Multigenerational teams bring competitive advantages. It’s vital to tap into the wisdom and experience of older workers, urges Shelley Zalis....

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The longevity-equality dividend: Reshaping women’s career paths

January 21, 2026 • by Rupa Dash in Audio articles • 7 min read

As women live longer, society must rethink careers and leadership to unlock a longevity-equality dividend that enables women to contribute and lead at every life stage....

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Five key insights from necessity entrepreneurs 

January 21, 2026 • by Sophie Bacq in Brain Circuits • 3 min read

Brain Circuits Five key insights from necessity entrepreneurs  by Sophie Bacq Published January 16, 2026 in Brain Circuits DownloadSave We tend to associate entrepreneurship with Silicon Valley startups and innovative tech companies. However,...

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Preparing for the boardroom: a pathway for women (and men) in tech

January 20, 2026 • by Caroline Basyn in Technology • 5 min read

Aspiring tech board members must have role-specific experience and knowledge, says Caroline Basyn ...

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How national security within global ecosystems offers a model for the commercial AI world

January 20, 2026 • by Faisal Hoque, Paul Scade , Pranay Sanklecha in Artificial Intelligence • 11 min read

For multinationals, especially in strategically sensitive sectors such as energy, finance, and technology, traditional defense policies offer inspiration as they develop robust AI strategies. ...

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How to identify conflict in your family firm  

January 20, 2026 • by Alfredo De Massis in Brain Circuits • 3 min read

As in any conflict resolution, tackling problems in family firms begins by identifying where the problem originates and its precise nature. Go through the questions below to analyze where things are going...

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Movement, nutrition, and mindfulness: A longevity blueprint for leaders

January 19, 2026 • by Roland Liebscher-Bracht, Petra Bracht, Christoph Glaser in Wellness • 9 min read

Roland Liebscher-Bracht, Petra Bracht and Christoph Glaser share a three-part formula for daily leadership practice....

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The good, the bad, and the ugly: What big energy and utilities players tell us about the new sustainability reporting regime

January 19, 2026 • by Sara Ratti, Frederic Barge, Florian Hoos , Florence Hugard, Danielle Landesz Campen, Karl Schmedders in Sustainability • 12 min read

First-year CSRD and ESRS disclosures boost transparency in energy and utilities, but early evidence shows compliance is outweighing strategic insight....

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What I got wrong about board leadership– and how I learned to get it right

January 16, 2026 • by Jørgen Vig Knudstorp in Audio articles • 7 min read

Real influence in the boardroom comes not from power or persuasion, but from humility, clarity, and the courage to disagree, says Jørgen Vig Knudstorp...

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South Korea’s innovation outputs are failing to translate into higher levels of competitiveness

January 16, 2026 • by José Caballero in Competitiveness • 9 min read

South Korea continues to invest heavily in science and technology, yet a climate of entrepreneurial decline envelops it. What takeaways are there across the board for leaders in other economies?...

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The Ermotti succession: How UBS can transform a leadership transition into strategic advantage

January 15, 2026 • by Michael D. Watkins in Financial Services (Industry) • 9 min read

CEO successions rarely fail because of poor selection – they fail in execution. As Sergio Ermotti prepares to step down, UBS has the opportunity to turn leadership transition from a risk-management exercise...

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Pure genius: How L’Oréal is helping customers solve their own problems

January 15, 2026 • by Goutam Challagalla in Strategy • 6 min read

Companies must not just claim to be customer-focused — they need to act on it. Goutam Challagalla outlines how L’Oréal has used augmented reality (AR) and agentic AI to lead the way....

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Tools for coping in a world in flux

January 15, 2026 • by April Rinne in Strategy • 10 min read

With AI reshaping industries overnight and remote work redefining professional relationships, how do individuals and organizations go about navigating such overwhelming change?...

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Are you failing the happiness test? 

January 15, 2026 • by Bülent Gögdün in Brain Circuits • 3 min read

Answer the questions below to check whether your organization is in danger of overlooking happiness when it comes to leadership resilience and team performance, and check out the four dimensions of workplace...

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Why corporate lifespans are shrinking — and how to extend them

January 14, 2026 • by John Kay in Leadership • 4 min read

The average S&P 500 company now lasts under 20 years. Shareholder-value thinking has led to a short-term focus; longevity can be achieved only by investing in people, innovation, and stewardship. ...

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What is federated machine learning? A 101 guide

January 14, 2026 • by José Parra Moyano, Karl Schmedders, Maximilian Ulrich Werner in AI • 4 min read

A collaborative approach to training AI models can yield better results, but it requires finding partners with data that complements your own. José Parra-Moyano, Karl Schmedders, and Maximilian Werner set out the...

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Inside the transition, with Pictet’s Marie-Laure Schaufelberger

January 13, 2026 • by Julia Binder, Knut Haanaes in I by IMD Podcasts • 2 min read • Podcast available

IMD’s Inside the Transition hosts Pictet CSO Marie-Laure Schaufelberger to explore how finance drives the energy transition and ESG strategies....

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