When a major air traffic outage briefly paralyzed operations at Newark Airport, United Airlines found itself at the center of the storm. CEO Scott Kirby joins Rapid Response to explain how the crisis unfolded.
Simon Sinek joins host Reid Hoffman for a lively chat about how to identify good leaders, scale ideas, and leverage the “ultimate hack” for success.
Nazanin Ash shares how her team developed an effective and efficient model of resettling refugees in the U.S., unlocking a nonpartisan, corporate-backed community of 2 million volunteers.
Evan Goldstein reveals what’s driving the attacks on universities — and why they have struggled to present a united defense.
Amid polarization, AI disruption, and eroding trust in institutions, retired four-star general, Stanley McChrystal, argues that what leaders need now more than ever, is character.
Lyft’s David Risher unpacks his high-speed strategy and explains why the ridesharing app’s comeback story is just getting started.
Billionaire entrepreneur Marc Lore shares his ambitious plans for Wonder, a food start-up that he envisions will change the way we eat.
José Andrés shares insights from his new book, “Change the Recipe” — a candid collection of personal stories that doubles as a playbook for navigating uncertainty, breaking rules, and leading with heart.
Scott Strazik shares how GE Vernova plans to continue its success as one of Wall Street’s top-performing stocks, despite looming supply chain disruption.
Many prominent law firms have recently found themselves in President Trump’s crosshairs. Former Skadden Arps’ attorney Rachel Cohen shares how she encouraged the firm to fight the government’s pressure, only to have her attempts rebuffed and to be effectively forced out from the firm.
Three years after the U.S. Supreme Court removed the federal right to abortion, Planned Parenthood CEO Alexis McGill Johnson talks about why she’s now turned to the same Court to protect her organization from an attack by South Carolina’s governor.
Sridhar Ramaswamy, CEO of Snowflake, shares lessons from the company’s turnaround and why he calls Snowflake the most consequential AI-data company in the world.