An epic energy shift is underway
Amy Harder breaks down major energy shifts, from Trump’s oil support to Big Tech’s nuclear push, AI’s energy impact, and China’s clean-energy priorities.
Amy Harder breaks down major energy shifts, from Trump’s oil support to Big Tech’s nuclear push, AI’s energy impact, and China’s clean-energy priorities.
Ian Bremmer reveals which industries are poised to thrive under a second Trump term, how China is strategizing trade and investment in the US, and what Elon Musk’s new role says about the eroding free market economy.
Gender equity takes a complex turn in 2024: while some claim men face unfair scrutiny, data highlights ongoing disparities for women. At the Masters of Scale Summit, Jessi Hempel moderates a compelling panel featuring Rachel Thomas, Maxine Williams, and Reshma Saujani.
Greg Jackson shares how Octopus is disrupting a global industry with green energy.
Host Bob Safian invites two guests to share their secrets to brand and company loyalty: Chewy CEO Sumit Singh and seasoned CEO Sarah Robb O’Hagan.
Reid Hoffman shares his reaction to the election and what the outcome means for Silicon Valley, the overall economy, and more.
We offer two segments of rapid-fire fun from the 2024 Masters of Scale Summit: Slutty Vegan’s Pinky Cole on capturing consumer attention, and ocean storyteller Philippe Cousteau Jr. shares the importance of investing in our oceans.
Former President Bill Clinton offers insights on what’s at stake in this election, and what could come next.
Bob Safian sits down with Signal president Meredith Whittaker to discuss privacy, trust, and digital surveillance — from governments and from companies.
As conflict in the Middle East continues to escalate, Bob Safian leads a discussion live on stage at the Masters of Scale Summit between two experienced leaders with close knowledge of the region: World Central Kitchen’s CEO Erin Gore and OneVoice Movement’s Daniel Lubetzky.
Danny Meyer shares his hard-earned lessons from unsuccessfully challenging the tipping norm, plus why he sees right now as a golden age for new restaurants.
Scott Galloway offers advice on when CEOs should speak out on political issues, how to build and sustain company culture, and the secret to expanding the reach of your ideas.