Ukraine won’t give up its freedom to putin — will we surrender ours to complacency?If we allow a world where nuclear blackmail succeeds and wars of aggression go unchecked, the countdown to a military draft — first in…Nov 111Nov 111
Published inHuman PartsA lifelong lie: escaping Russian colonialismWhy we must stop justifying Russia’s crimes and help Ukraine win — for all our sakes.Oct 233Oct 233
‘Russians at War’ and the price of our willful ignoranceThe film by Trofimova is a sleight of hand that strips Russian people of their agency — precisely what their government wantsSep 18Sep 18
Ukraine’s Fight is Our FightThe only path to lasting peace in Europe is a decisive Ukrainian victory.Aug 31Aug 31
EU’s Multi-Trillion Euro Quest for Tech RelevanceEurope has led the world on sustainability and inclusion, but the growing gap in corporate performance and innovation imperils the…Sep 28, 20232Sep 28, 20232
Lessons from COVID19: the curves we’ve yet to flattenBetween disaster prevention and mitigation, the latter may not be an option with climate change or unaligned AI — existential risks much…Oct 22, 20201Oct 22, 20201
Why Intangibles Rule The World? A 2.6 Trillion Dollar Question We Often Forget To Ask.A practical guide for a tech enterprise to do well by doing good.Mar 5, 20201Mar 5, 20201
4 Lessons in Corporate DiplomacyIn the age of tech-assured transparency, ‘doing well by doing good’ is bound to transform from aspiration of a few to an imperative for…Oct 26, 20192Oct 26, 20192
Published inNewCo ShiftWhere Did all The Managers Go?The world could be a better place if only we knew when to scrap useless vocabulary and jettison antiquated ideas…Feb 26, 20191Feb 26, 20191
Published inThe StartupUnsquandering Of The Digital CommonsCorporate Wealth vs. Public Good. Could Tech Platforms Deliver Both?Aug 15, 20182Aug 15, 20182