What happened to Facebook? Silicon Valley Investor Roger McNamee explores the question — and offers solutions to issues ranging from business models to data privacy.
Clayton, Dubilier & Rice — in partnership with Working Capital Conversations — recently hosted a panel discussion on The Future of Work.
Women’s leadership summit explores how to develop new talent and enhance career growth opportunities for women executives.
An emerging trend for CEOs and boards to note: Employee activism — “a movement in which employees are speaking up about their employers” — is on the rise.
What does ESG mean today? How involved in the portfolio companies’ sustainability strategies should the PE firms be? And how important is it to LPs? Adam Heltzer, Head of ESG & Sustainability at Partners Group, explains.
Podcast with NYU Professor Robert Seamans, who studies how technology like Artificial Intelligence and governance structures affect strategic interactions between firms, affect incentives to innovate, and ultimately shape market outcomes.
For some, the concept of a purpose-driven business may sound like a neat marketing trick to try to attract Millenials into the workforce. The reality is starkly different, as these purpose-driven approaches are altering business models in companies of all sizes.
Working Capital Review and Clayton, Dubilier & Rice are hosting an event on July 24 at 5:30 pm at Inside Park at St. Bart’s in New York City to discuss The Future of Work: Multi-Generational, Diverse, Flexible & Artificially Intelligent.
Can corporate turnarounds be characterized with a broad brush? Or, must they be judged individually?
Rajan’s new book, “The Third Pillar: How the State and Markets are leaving Communities Behind.” explains the connections among inequality, globalization and populism – and rethinks the way markets, governments and local communities intersect.
