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Leadership

How world’s most powerful and successful business leaders navigate challenges, shape corporate culture and leave lasting legacies. Insightful, in-depth analysis that goes beyond surface-level achievements. Profiles that explore these leaders’ strategic thinking, decision-making processes and the innovations driving their companies’ success. Critical examinations of their leadership styles, impact on global markets and influence on industry trends. Data-driven insights combine with thoughtful commentary in this essential resource for understanding the dynamics of top-tier leadership in the global business landscape. Read more about Business.

American journalist, activist and feminist Gloria Steinem in her New York City apartment, 2nd November 1990.

Gloria Steinem Taught Us How to Walk Forward Without Her

Entrepreneur Stacey Boyd, who knew and collaborated with Gloria Steinem, reflects on the organizing principles behind Steinem’s extraordinary life and legacy. Boyd considers what Steinem’s leadership can teach business leaders and philanthropists about listening and building the infrastructure for movements to outlast any one person.
By Stacey Boyd
Geoffrey Hinton, Godfather of AI, University of Toronto, on Centre Stage during day two of Collision 2023 at Enercare Centre in Toronto, Canada.

The University of Toronto’s Alumni Are Everywhere in the A.I. Boom

Geoffrey Hinton’s research ecosystem helped turn the University of Toronto into a breeding ground for the founders and technologies driving today’s A.I. race.
By Rachel Curry
From left to right: Mustafa Suleyman, Demis Hassabi, Shane Legg

Google DeepMind’s 3 Founders Are Now Shaping A.I. From Very Different Posts

Hassabis Once united by DeepMind’s AGI mission, Demis Hassabis, Mustafa Suleyman and Shane Legg are now pursuing distinctly different futures for A.I.
By Rachel Curry
Leena Nair speaks onstage during the Forbes Power Women's Summit 2026 at Jazz at Lincoln Center on September 10, 2026 in New York City.

Chanel CEO Leena Nair on Keeping Luxury Human in the A.I. Era

By Kate Wieczorek
John Ternus and Tim Cook attend the premiere of Apple TV's "Ted Lasso" Season 4 at the Academy Museum of Motion Pictures on July 27, 2026 in Los Angeles, California.

For John Ternus, Apple’s Next “A.I. Breakthrough” Should Be the Company Itself

By Ayush Sharma
Craig Tiley speaks to the media during a Tennis Australia media opportunity at Melbourne Park on May 29, 2026 in Melbourne, Australia.

Craig Tiley Takes Over the USTA With Bigger Plans for the U.S. Open

By Shaili Singh
A business executive races a humanoid robot

When Everyone Has the Same A.I., Leadership Becomes the Moat

By Dane Hudson
Experts and scholars exchange views during the 17th Annual Meeting of the New Champions on June 24, 2026 in Dalian, Liaoning Province of China.

As Summer Davos Debates Innovation, Purpose Is the Bigger Story

By Sarah Rozenthuler and Jennie McLaughlin
Two men walking in a park

Apple’s New CEO John Ternus Faces Test Leading Former Rivals and Senior Peers

By Sissi Cao
iPhone reading 'Anthropic AI' displayed against red background

The Exec Behind Anthropic’s Revenue Surge Unpacks the A.I. Giant’s ‘Secret Sauce’

By Alexandra Tremayne-Pengelly
Two men in suits stand in front of desktop computers

Apple Turns 50: the 7 CEOs Who Built It and Who Comes Next

By Alexandra Tremayne-Pengelly
A hand adds a red hexagon to a graduated cylinder

How the World’s Top Companies Use Experimentation to Outlearn Uncertainty

By Paul Sloane
An illustration of a brain made out of paper

In an A.I.-Driven World, Storytelling Is Becoming Leadership’s Most Critical Skill

By Zoë Arden
A person stands in front of a maze

Why A.I. Creates the Illusion of Courage—and the Risk of Reputational Ruin

By Christopher O.H. Williams

A.I. Won’t Eliminate Managers, But It Will Redefine Leadership

By Dominic Ashley-Timms
A building under construction, with its foundation visible

The Next Big Transformation Strategy: Rediscovering Your Existing Assets

By Anne Katrine Carlsson Sejr
Man in white shirt stands onstage and speaks into microphone

Lululemon CEO Calvin McDonald Steps Down as Founder Decries Brand’s ‘Loss of Cool’

By Alexandra Tremayne-Pengelly
David Zaslav in a texudo against a purple background.

11 Executives Steering Warner Bros. Discovery’s Crown Jewel Media Assets

By Rachel Curry
Person standing at the top of a maze

When Positivity Turns Toxic: How Cultures That Silence Dissent Lose Their Edge

By Steven D’Souza
A magenta light illuminates a lone figure

The Confidence Trap: How Companies Misjudge Talent—and Lose Their Best Leaders

By Ginka Toegel
(L/R) Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei, Chief Product Officer Mike Krieger and Head of Communications Sasha de Marigny give a press conference during Anthropic's first developer conference in San Francisco, California, on May 22, 2025.

11 Executives Driving Anthropic’s Meteoric Rise in the A.I. Boom

By Rachel Curry
A statue of Julius Caesar in Rome

The Emotional Intelligence Gap That Brought Down Julius Caesar

By Paul Vanderbroeck
Stylized vintage photograph of businessman looking over documents at a desk

Can Shared Leadership Fix the Overloaded CEO Role?

By Sara Daw
Tim Cook holding an orange iPhone 17 Pro Max

Tim Cook’s Retirement Looms as His $4T Reinvention of Apple Defines His Legacy

By Rachel Curry
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