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.

AI is automating time-consuming medical administrative tasks, freeing healthcare workers to focus on what matters most: patient care.

Brian Kelly talks about how Boeing’s safety issues are impacting flying habits, the CrowdStrike outage, Southwest’s major pivot, and more.

Dive into Kat Cole’s fascinating career, and explore how she led teams at Hooters and Cinnabon, applying the lessons to steering Athletic Greens.

Alex Thompson shares what drove Biden’s decision-making, the role of business leaders going forward, and how the Harris 2024 enterprise is going into start-up mode.

Sal Khan explains how an early outreach from OpenAI led Khan Academy to create an AI assistant called Khanmigo, which is already being used by thousands of students and teachers.

Cyber war is raging, and the culprit is AI. Poppy Gustafsson shares how cybercrime has become professionalized across the Dark Web.

Scott Farquhar shares insights about work flexibility, productivity, and the unexpected power of sporadic, but intentional gatherings.

Intel CEO Pat Gelsinger discusses how the company is working to re-establish itself while sharing lessons about the long-term trajectory of the AI wave and how to practically position yourself to ride it.

Scott Harrison revisits the stories from his original episode of Masters of Scale, and shares the new lessons of scale he’s learned since.

Reid Hoffman sits down with Jeff Berman to discuss how the AI landscape has continued to shift in the six months since Reid published Impromptu, the book he co-authored with ChatGPT.