When Job Numbers Don’t Add Up: A Turning Point for Trust in Labor Data
Workforce Strategist
From Babies to Bots: What China’s Rise Can Teach Us About the AI Revolution and Future of Work
In the shifting sands of global power, history doesn’t just repeat—it recalibrates. Once, it was babies who shaped empires. Today, it's bots. But whether it's newborns flooding rural hospitals in 1950s China or algorithms flooding workflows in today’s tech stacks, the real story lies not in the boom itself, but in what we do with it. This three-part exploration...
What Do China and the U.S. Really Think About AI? Their Action Plans Might Surprise You, HAPI Gap Analysis
Blueprints for Tomorrow: Why Every Nation Needs an AI Action Plan In the Beginning, There Was the Framework Long before the pyramids were built, the ancient Egyptians left behind not just stone, but systems—rituals, work routines, protocols. It wasn’t the bricks that built civilization. It was the blueprint. In the AI age, we too stand on the cusp of a monumental transformation....
The Athletic Executive: How P&G’s Cricket-Playing CEO Redefines Corporate Leadership for 2026
Policy and Labor Law Watcher
When the Moat Dries Up: Stanford GSB & The Erosion of the Elite Business School Advantage
There’s a small-town diner not far from where I grew up that boasts a faded sign: “World’s Best Pie.” For decades, that claim was enough. Locals nodded in agreement. Tourists lined up. But eventually, the baker retired, the ingredients got cheaper, and the crust? Let’s just say the crust started tasting like cardboard. But the sign stayed up, unchallenged. https://youtu.be/27x7mQy4VxA Reading...
Trump’s Federal Reserve Visit: A Bold Challenge Shaping the Future of U.S. Monetary Policy and Work Dynamics
AI and Analytics Integration Expert
Estonia’s Tech Titans Drive Lightyear’s Rise: The European Challenger Taking on Robinhood
Ethical Workplace Advocate