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Explore why AI governance and accountability require separating decision-making powers, strengthening oversight, and protecting corporate checks and balances.

Knowing when and how to adapt your operating mode as a leader is critical to sustained success in volatile and changing times.

Successful companies realize that financial performance and long-term impact are not competing priorities, writes Shelley Zalis.

Master AI-enabled operations: identify persistent bottlenecks, unite ops/data/IT in one hub, and design human-centered AI systems

When a company’s commercial success races ahead of its organizational model, the leaders who built that success canfind themselves the biggest obstacle to what comes next.

The new map of discovery, terms of competition, and the search for where value will lie

Authentic and situational leadership may look incompatible. They’re not – if you know what must remain fixed, and what can flex to meet the demands of your role and situation.

Explore how Intelligence of the Heart guides hard decisions with compassion, wisdom, and ethical responsibility for thoughtful leadership.

Most countries cannot outspend the US or China. Five export winners, from Indonesia to Chile, show the art of the possible in industrial strategy.

Howard Yu explains how Aston Martin, Rolex, and other prestige brands turn performance, heritage, and cultural memory into lasting competitive advantage.

Turn effort into advancement: a disciplined checklist for increasing exposure, sponsorship, and strategic risk-taking to shape your career path.

Are you creating career opportunities or waiting for them? Learn how visibility, sponsorship, and deliberate action drive advancement beyond merit alone.

Companies are spending billions on artificial intelligence. But are they making any money from it? IMD’s Karl Schmedders on hidden costs, vibe coding and how companies can turn AI into business value.

China’s innovation strategy: How AI, robotics, swarm competition, energy investment, and management innovation drive global competitiveness and business growth.