When You’ve Made Enough to Make a Difference
For philanthropists, achieving goals comes down to developing a fully integrated plan and a clear investment model.
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The Responsibility Project
Welcome to The Responsibility Project, a place to think about—and discuss—what it means to do the right thing.
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Questions for: Wynton Marsalis
The renowned musician and founder of Jazz at Lincoln Center reflects on his leadership role, and how leading a band is like running a company.
Surviving Twin Challenges
Lois Quam had three babies and took on two high-profile jobs within 23 months. But the family demands she faced made her a better manager.
Stop Holding Yourself Back
From putting yourself first to going it alone, here are five ways that people unwittingly sabotage their rise to leadership.
Envy at Work
If left unchecked, this deadly sin can sabotage your performance. Here’s how to recognize envy’s damaging effects – and overcome them.
Battling Back from Betrayal
When dishonest employees are exposed within his young business, an entrepreneur faces tough choices – and ultimately rights the ship.
Learning to Love Social Media
Brian Dunn, CEO of Best Buy, explains why sites like Facebook, Twitter and YouTube are important channels for communicating with employees and customers.
Questions for: Annie Lennox
The iconic performer and goodwill ambassador for UNAIDS reflects on family, feminine strength, activism and more.
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