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.
Williams has written a book about leadership: “Learning to Lead: The Journey to Leading Yourself, Leading Others, and Leading an Organization.” However, he has also written a book about addressing many of the major gaps in society today, including the growth of inequality and the death of ethics.
Nobel Prize-winning Columbia University Professor Joseph Stiglitz discusses a definitive economic (and political) blue print for these times – a detailed agenda he calls “Progressive Capitalism.”
Few people follow private equity – or have more sources and resources in the industry – than Chris Witkowsky, Editor of PE Hub and Buyouts. We discussed what’s next for PE, what he hears from investors and private equity firms, and whether they believe PE’s extraordinary run can continue.
The U.S. healthcare system can be confusing – never mind the actual medical care. It also is costly. And from changing coverage to high deductibles to co-pays and more, the question remains: Who pays?
Northwestern Professor Kirabo Jackson explains the economics of education investment. The key? Consistency.
Dr. Pamela Cantor, Founder and Senior Science Advisor of Turnaround for Children, recently presented her vision of the School of the Future, answering the question: How can the science of learning help us rethink the future of education?
Following the recent presentation by Pamela Cantor, M.D., Founder and Senior Science Advisor of Turnaround for Children, on the School of the Future, CD&R Partner David Wasserman hosted a roundtable discussion with Dr. Cantor and Turnaround for Children CEO Brigid Ahern.
The big challenge for Silicon Valley has not been bringing all of those assets from around to the world to one place in Northern California – it’s been how to bring Silicon Valley to the world. Nikhil Sinha explains how GSVlabs does exactly that.
Not only is innovation perhaps one of the most overused words in business, it also might be one of the most misunderstood. Lee Clark-Sellers of Ply Gem explains.
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