Leadership

Health leaders are calling for targeting services at males through innovative approaches.

The right solution isn’t for the U.S. government to set minimum wages or pick winners; it is to let the free markets do their magic.

It is the knowing-doing gap. If we know that changes would be good for us, why are we so bad at acting on that knowledge?

With regulators emphasizing behavioral economics, the days of assuming customers will act rationally are numbered. Seller, beware.

As George Bernard Shaw stated so correctly, “The problem with communication is the illusion that it has occurred.”

If we can escape the focus on incremental innovation, computing pioneer Alan Kay says, we can gain “unbelievable leverage on the universe.”

This should be the most innovative decade in history, and must be if we’re going to avoid a Mad Max dystopia in favor of a Star Trek future.

Change has arrived in the insurance industry, and it has decided to stay a while and get comfortable. Leaders must adapt--constantly.