“Hi, we’re going to become a highly sensitive green sustainable corporation,” said the CEO of Walmart. It wasn’t their business model then, but now they are a global leader.

Will Swope notes the glaring lack of strategy in many companies

Will Swope explains how Intel remains financially agile both by saving money and cutting staff.

Will Swope details the essential role that innovation plays at Intel and how he manages it effectively.

Will Swope tells us how Intel adjusts to a constantly changing market by educating its employees.

Will Swope explains the truths and the misconceptions surrounding corporate responsibility.

As one of the driving forces behind the Peace Corps, Sen. Wooford is one of Queen Noor’s biggest heroes.

“We all have a responsibility to follow through,” Queen Noor says.

Queen Noor was inspired by President Kennedy and the Peace Corps.

Marshall Goldsmith explains the concept of “feed forward” and how to use it to get the best from your employees.

Business leaders can avoid rash decision making by backing away and avoiding committing to a position immediately, says Goldsmith.

Marshall Goldsmith discusses the five qualities of a good business leader for the future.

Marshall Goldsmith provides insight into whether leaders can improve

In down times, Goldsmith says that it is important to continue to make what remains of your team feel valued.

Marshall Goldsmith says winning too much is a big problem for business leaders.

A successful leader must be a global leader, says Marshall Goldsmith.

Donald Rubin on building community health centers.

Donald Rubin elucidates his gift-giving activities.

Entrepreneur and art collector Donald Rubin on negotiation strategies.

Donald Rubin on the secrets of uncovering the best pieces.

Donald Rubin explains how he and his museum have enriched the field.

Donald Rubin says that he is a better person because of art.

Donald Rubin talks about his background and the early days of the Rubin Museum.

David Kenny talks about how America has generated a climate that engenders entrepreneurs—and how it can set the standard around the world.

David Kenny says promoting women creates an environment for success.

David Kenny points out the silver linings in a recession.

David Kenny talks about ways to direct abstract thinkers.

David Kenny recommends ways to capitalize on pockets of industry growth.

David Kenny explains the cultural differences that drive advertising in emerging Asian markets.

David Kenny describes how advertising will become completely individualized.