Some of my most formative leadership lessons came not from opportunity, but from adversity. During my master’s, I wrote an article that was later published without credit. I had received glowing feedback in class, so I kept wondering why it never made it to the journal. Months later, I casually googled the title – andContinueContinue reading “From Adversity to Clarity: My Early Lessons”
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5 AI Challenges We Can’t Afford to Ignore
AI is rapidly accelerating but our collective readiness is falling behind. Here are five challenges demanding urgent attention across our businesses, communities and governments. As leaders, it’s our role to get involved, raise awareness, drive solutions, and inspire those around us to actively shape change – not just adapt to it.
The Future of DEI: Inclusive AI or Bias at Scale?
As a DEI advocate, I am concerned about this trend of scaling back DEI initiatives, especially in light of recent announcements from major tech companies. It’s hard to see that leaders, once vocal about their DEI commitment, have now stepped away from it. Perhaps they never fully embraced it and simply went along for differentContinueContinue reading “The Future of DEI: Inclusive AI or Bias at Scale?”
Habit of Growth 