FUTURE OF WORK
AI Has Raised the Bar for Employees. Now Organisations Must Build...
By Adeline Segaux
As AI automates routine work, it is also removing some of the everyday experiences through which employees used to build judgement, confidence...
Don’t Outsource Trust to AI – Use AI to Scale Trustworthy...
By Prashant Bharadwaj and Dominic Houlder
The next big scandal in professional and financial services may not begin with fraud or negligence. It may...
AI is Good at Finding Answers. Leaders Must Find What’s Missing
By Francisco Veloso
Judgement is becoming an increasingly valuable leadership skill. Developing it requires more opportunities to have our assumptions challenged, not fewer.
AI excels at...
An EMBA Combining Global Integration with Regional Relevance
Interview with Elizabeth O’Neill of University of Chicago Booth School of Business
For an EMBA program with maximum bang for your buck – or ROI, if...
Digital Twins 101: The Virtual Strategy Reshaping How Businesses Operate
By Terence Tse
Does your company run complex machinery for which downtime would mean serious costs? A digital twin could be just what's needed.
If your...
From Time Management to Value Management: Investing Your Time Where It...
By Elizabeth Eiss
A small business owner sits down on Monday morning with every intention of focusing on growing the business. Before long, she's answering...
In the Age of AI, Human Judgement is a Leader’s Greatest...
By Dr Iain Brown
AI can make decisions faster, but the organisations that succeed will be those where human judgement remains firmly in control.
Artificial intelligence is rapidly transforming...
What Today’s Leaders Can Learn from The Odyssey
By Professor Agathe Mezzadri-Guedj
With The Odyssey hitting cinemas this summer, it’s the perfect time to reflect on what the ancient hero Odysseus can teach...
Why Enterprises Struggle to Move AI from Experiment to Production
Interview with David Villalón
The future of AI belongs not to those with the best models, but to those who can orchestrate systems, governance, and...
Best MBA For Future Leaders
Inside MBA Admissions: What Applicants Get Wrong and Schools Look For
In an exclusive interview, Kate Klepper and David De Cremer of Northeastern University’s D’Amore-McKim School of Business pull back the curtain on how MBA...
Bridging the Leadership Capability Gap in AI-Driven, Rapidly Scaling Global Teams
By Dane Hudson
As AI compresses growth timelines and distributed teams replace the “one office” environment, the leadership capability gap that once took years to...
From Payment Frustration to Fintech Scale: How Seb Haugeto Turned a...
By Marcelina Horrillo Husillos, Journalist and Correspondent at The European Business Review
What would you do if you had to travel to another country to...
The Seven Nutrition Habits of Highly Effective Women
By Dr Linia Patel PhD, RD, MBDA
Award-winning dietitian Dr Linia Patel reveals the seven evidence-based nutrition habits that help high-performing women sustain energy, focus,...
Turn AI Into a Force for Responsibility: How European Companies Strengthen...
By Laetitia Cailleteau, Philippe Roussiere, and Josh Elkind
AI could become Europe’s next instrument of responsible enterprise, making companies fairer and more responsive to change.
Across...
Five Things CEOs Still Get Wrong About AI Transformation
By Andrew Lopianowski and Mike Pino
Most AI transformations fail because leaders treat AI as a technology rollout, when it is really a test of judgement, leadership,...
Truly Great Value Propositions Begin with Deep Discovery
By John Ravaris
The strongest value propositions are not invented internally—they are uncovered through disciplined discovery that aligns company strengths with what the market truly...
Pricing is Strategy: How Commercial Leaders Steer Growth, Sales, and Profit
By Muhammad Arslan Qamar
In digital businesses, pricing is not a finance formula but a board-level lever that shapes growth, governs sales behavior, and protects...
China Is Closing the AI Gap, But the U.S. Still Leads
China is catching up quickly in the AI race. Several Chinese models are now performing as well as, and in some cases better than,...
Meta Ordered to Pay Record $567M Over Child Safety Failures
Meta has been ordered to pay an additional $567 million after a New Mexico judge ruled that the company failed to protect children from...
Meta’s Earnings Reveal the Market’s New AI Reality
Meta's quarterly report has once again shown how high investor expectations have become in the era of artificial intelligence. Despite revenue growth and its...
SpaceX IPO: Risks, Rewards and Perceptions From Retail Investors for Investing in Founder-Led or High-Growth Firms
By Marcelina Horrillo Husillos, Journalist and Correspondent at The European Business Review
SpaceX officially went public on June 12, 2026, under the ticker "SPCX", breaking...
AI’s Cognitive Implications: The Downfall of Our Thinking Skills?
By Marcelina Horrillo Husillos, Journalist and Correspondent at The European Business Review
AI tools, including everything from virtual assistants and recommendation algorithms to complex decision-support...
The Degree Factory: How AI Risks Hollowing Out Business Education
By Emil Bjerg, journalist and editor
Some MBA students are paying six-figure tuition to let a language model do their thinking. The credential looks identical...
Should Your Child Still Go to University in the Age of AI? A Reality Check for Anxious Parents
By Emil Bjerg, journalist and editor
Your teenager is staring into a decision that used to feel straightforward: university, degree, career - a tried and...
Leadership in the Age of AI: Top 10 Articles on the Skills Future Leaders Will Need
Artificial Intelligence is no longer a distant disruptor but a present force reshaping how organisations operate, compete, and lead. As AI systems grow more...
What Makes a Thought Leadership Campaign Work
Why credibility—not content volume—determines long-term impact
Many organisations today claim to be investing in thought leadership.
White papers are published, articles are commissioned, and content calendars...
End-of-Life Fund Strategies: The Case for Early Planning, Continuation Vehicles, and...
By Brendan Gallen
For years, fund end-of-life followed a familiar script: realize the remaining assets, distribute the proceeds, and commence wind-down. That script is now...
Supply Chain 6.0: The Future Generation of Supply Chains
By Guilherme F. Frederico
Supply chain operations, having seen a sea change under Supply Chain 4.0, are now getting to grips with new kid on...
Most Identity Programs are Securing the Wrong Identities
By Patricia Titus
Machine identities now vastly outnumber and outrank human ones in most enterprises, yet almost none of them are governed.
Machine identities, including APIs,...
Can Machines Demonstrate Integrity? Crash-Testing Artificial Integrity, Not Intelligence.
By Hamilton Mann
Large language models are already being consulted in decisions that touch patient safety, regulatory compliance, and public trust, yet their behavior under...
Better Boards Podcast: The Leadership Blind Spot in the Boardroom
The podcast and the article are brought to you by The Better Boards Podcast Series.
New research suggests the biggest leadership risk right now may not...
Crypto Staking – The Shift From Hardware Mining to Financial Commitment...
In 2026, blockchain networks increasingly rely on financial pledges rather than silicon-intensive puzzles. Participants who maintain native balances can directly influence network finality without...
How Implementing Customer Service Outsourcing Services Reduces Operational Costs
Outsourcing customer service is a strategic move for many organizations aiming to reduce operational costs while enhancing service quality. In a competitive business environment,...
Why Changing Careers Does Not Mean Leaving Your Value Behind
By Dr. Claire Handby
In a world of accelerating workplace transformation, the professionals who move forward best are those who learn to reframe and reapply...
The New Math of Moving: What Rising Gas Costs Mean for...
If you're planning a move this year, you've probably noticed something at the pump: gas is expensive. Regular gasoline has been running above $4...
Will the Odyssey Be a Modern Example of Practical Filmmaking?
In an era where computer-generated imagery (CGI) dominates blockbuster filmmaking, audiences have begun to appreciate movies that prioritize practical effects, authentic locations, and real-world...
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Adrian Furnham
Professor of Psychology, Norwegian Business SchoolSimon L. Dolan
President of the Global Future of Work FoundationSabine Dembkowski
Founder and Managing Partner of Better BoardsFernanda Arreola
Dean of Faculty & Research at ISC ParisJacques Bughin
CEO of MachaonAdvisory and Former Management ProfessorElizabeth Eiss
Founder/CEO of ResultsResourcing®Kamil J. Mizgier
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