Chaos. It’s not a word that CEOs like to hear. It means instability, unpredictability, and risk. None of these are good things for the bottom line. For corporate leadership, chaos is a nightmare in which hammers and nails turn into snakes and flowers, and the blueprints vanish in dust. But like it or not, such […]
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The closest I came to Pope Francis was during my visit to Plaza de Mayo in Buenos Aires in 2024. I also see echoes of Mother Teresa—whom I had the privilege of meeting in 1996—in the life and legacy of Pope Francis. As a non-Catholic, I have long admired his unwavering focus on helping the
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Saving Our Democracy: 5 Things You Can Do to Catch Misinformation I met Nadia, a young woman from Tunisia, in May 2015 during a conference in Marrakech, Morocco. She shared a chilling story about her past—one that has stayed with me. At a time when she felt deeply isolated from her parents, teachers, and friends,
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As immigrants, we must also do our part in integrating and assimilating, contributing the best of our cultures of origin to the country we now call home. Breaking the Cycle of Fear: How Immigrants Can Win Over America During our most recent inauguration, I witnessed a critical moment for immigrants in the United States, as
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