Author Archives: Maria Ordonez
Written by Hilary Sheinbaum
As Global Director of Social Impact at Uber, Julia Paige hit the ground running (or should we say, driving?) when she joined the company in February 2020.
The very next month, as the Coronavirus pandemic took …
Written Adaire Fox-Martin
Growing a business has never been more difficult. With the world experiencing multiple crises – a global pandemic, social injustice, overconsumption of resources and climate change – corporations need to rethink value creation. Across regions and industries, businesses should be asking what …
Written by Bruce Gellerman
There are nine offshore wind projects currently on the drawing board for the Atlantic coast. Northeast governors need those wind turbines to help meet their states’ clean energy goals, and are competing for the land-based businesses that …
Written by Adam Beam
SACRAMENTO, Calif. (AP) — California will ban the sale of new gasoline-powered passenger cars and trucks in 15 years, Gov. Gavin Newsom announced Wednesday, establishing a timeline in the nation’s most populous state that could force U.S. …
Whether you’re job hunting or starting a business, it’s important to play to your strengths throughout your career. By zeroing in your natural interests and aptitudes, you’re more likely to find the right opportunities and achieve success. That’s why it’s …
Written by Anil Khurana, Roger Wery, and Amy Peirce
As the coronavirus pandemic unfolded, one leading global engineering and technology services company found itself well positioned to meet unprecedented challenges. The firm had kicked off a digital transformation project the …
Written by Knut Alicke, Elena Dumitrescu, Markus Leopoldseder, and Max Schlichter
How do decisions about the design of supply-chain organizations affect the overall performance of a business? We recently analyzed the supply-chain organizations of more than 50 companies in a …
Written by George Anderson
A Bloomberg article on Walmart tells the story of an unintended consequence that arose as a result of the retailer’s commitment to greater gender diversity.
Walmart, in 2009, faced a glaring disparity between the percentage of women …
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Written by Ingrid Lunden
As traditional brands grapple with a new world where selling online is as much or perhaps even more important than how you are positioned in a physical store, a startup that helps them get all their …