Thank you, WeWork.

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Thank you, WeWork.

The day we moved out of our private office space in SoHo to a co-working solution around the corner was the day we rediscovered who we are as a company.Two years before that day, we thought we were taking a giant leap forward. The air was buzzing...

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Human to human: Celebrating a life

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Human to human: Celebrating a life

I may cry easily, but I don’t cry for no reason. And this morning, I had a good reason.Flipping through the WSJ, I paused at this page commemorating...

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When TV takes you to B-school—and beyond

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When TV takes you to B-school—and beyond

Just when you’re beginning to wonder if what they say is true and that television really is rotting your brain, HBO goes and sets the record straight...

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The people are leading! And why you should let them.

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The people are leading! And why you should let them.

We’ve had the same songs stuck in our heads for quite a while now, but we’re not complaining and we don’t think we’re alone. Like many others who...

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When animals revolt, who in the airline industry will survive?

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When animals revolt, who in the airline industry will survive?

Train-goers of bygone days might look at Americans today and conclude that, not only have we lost the romanticism of travel, but we’ve also become a...

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Where innovation starts and human connection ends

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Where innovation starts and human connection ends

Let’s face it—innovation is not always a good thing. Just because something is new or digital or sleek or beautiful does not mean it’s better for...

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Who really needs a lesson here?

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Who really needs a lesson here?

It’s not just happening in the marketplace—it’s in classrooms, too. It has different players and a different environment, but all the same patterns...

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Let’s not make this same mistake in future elections.

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Let’s not make this same mistake in future elections.

They got it wrong.No matter how you feel about the candidates in last month’s presidential election, the real loser was the political polling...

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Thank you, Yammer.

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Thank you, Yammer.

Silence. Heads down. Fingers bending and tapping.We all know the sight. It’s about 90% of people these days. (Ok, that’s not a real statistic.)But...

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When little things and big things are one and the same

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When little things and big things are one and the same

A blurb in the local newspaper caught my eye this morning. And then it made me stop and think.From the experience of one of our own:A blurb in the...

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