Exploring the impacts of deglobalization

The spectre of protectionism is haunting the global economy, as politicians in many parts of the world cast doubt on the benefits of globalization and free trade.

Gender-balanced leadership: Why women should NOT be more like men

Remember that sometimes not getting what you want is a wonderful stroke of luck

by Tara Shirvani, Infrastructure and Climate Change, World Bank Group

This story was originally published on LinkedIn.

Discovering the Women’s Forum Global Meeting 2017

Managing careers in disruption

Job dislocation is coming, and it’s going to be huge, driven by the rise of artificial intelligence. But instead of fearing change, delegates at the Women’s Forum Global Meeting 2017 heard, we should recognize the new opportunities it brings.

Tapping into the next generation of talent

In 1998, McKinsey & Co. coined the phrase, “the war for talent,” tying an organization’s future success to its ability to attract, develop, motivate and retain talented employees. Twenty years later, the war for talent is shifting to the next generation…

In a disrupted world, we must dare to lead

by Chiara Corazza and Clara Gaymard

The drive for female leadership in global humanitarian issues

Medicine has made giant strides in the past 50 years, first in primary care and disease prevention and more recently in high-tech specialty care based on breakthroughs in immunology and genomics.

Cultivating women leaders

Cultivating female leaders continues to be an elusive goal, delegates at the Women’s Forum Global Meeting 2017 in Paris were reminded.

“Companies fall into the trap of assuming diversity programmes are sufficient,” said Jean Martin, Executive Director of…

Innovating for what matters

Laptops and faucets both represent the final user interfaces for wider networks. They also symbolize how innovation can spread through change agents — whether they are teachers with laptops in the classroom or microfinance advisors who provide loans to help poor people bring…