How a Local Croatian Startup Scaled to a Global Billion-Dollar Business - SPONSOR CONTENT FROM INFOBIP
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Harvard Business Review
How a Local Croatian Startup Scaled to a Global Billion-Dollar Business
Sponsor Content from Infobip.
How Bill Wilson Cofounded Alcoholics Anonymous and Created a Lasting Social Movement
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Harvard Business Review
How Bill Wilson Cofounded Alcoholics Anonymous and Created a Lasting Social Movement
A case study on the entrepreneur’s personal transformation and life choices.
Lessons in Leading Through Crisis From Jacinda Ardern
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https://hbr.org/podcast/2025/06/lessons-in-leading-through-crisis-from-jacinda-ardern
Harvard Business Review
Lessons in Leading Through Crisis From Jacinda Ardern
A conversation with the former leader of New Zealand on how to make good decisions in uncertain times.
6 Short-Term Strategies for Doing Business in a Trade War
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https://hbr.org/2025/06/6-short-term-strategies-for-doing-business-in-a-trade-war
Harvard Business Review
6 Short-Term Strategies for Doing Business in a Trade War
Interviews with supply chain leaders at more than a dozen manufacturers and retailers inside and outside the United States yielded insights into how companies are trying to navigate the extreme uncertainty generated by the tariffs war. There were six actions…
How Mastercard Helped Blenheim Palace Cut Costs with Reusable Cups - SPONSOR CONTENT FROM MASTERCARD
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Harvard Business Review
How Mastercard Helped Blenheim Palace Cut Costs with Reusable Cups
Sponsor content from Mastercard.
Sustainability Is Fueling Innovation at Ferrari
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https://hbr.org/podcast/2025/06/sustainability-is-fueling-innovation-at-ferrari
Harvard Business Review
Sustainability Is Fueling Innovation at Ferrari
CEO Benedetto Vigna discusses how the luxury car manufacturer is turning carbon neutrality into a competitive edge.
Tech Companies, Nuclear Power, and the Problem of Strategic Timing
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https://hbr.org/2025/06/tech-companies-nuclear-power-and-the-problem-of-strategic-timing
Harvard Business Review
Tech Companies, Nuclear Power, and the Problem of Strategic Timing
Big tech’s recent embrace of nuclear power highlights a shared strategic challenge between AI firms and energy providers: managing time. As AI-driven data centers send electricity demand soaring, companies like Microsoft, Meta, and Amazon are investing directly…
Research: Why CEOs Should Start with the New Year
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https://hbr.org/2025/06/research-why-ceos-should-start-with-the-new-year
Harvard Business Review
Research: Why CEOs Should Start with the New Year
Careful succession planning is a key aspect of board governance. But it can be difficult to know how to set a new CEO up for success. New research suggests one thing boards can do is align their CEO’s start date with the beginning of the calendar year or…
The Skills and Habits Aspiring CEOs Need to Build
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Harvard Business Review
The Skills and Habits Aspiring CEOs Need to Build
Today’s CEOs have a fresh set of challenges that the standard management playbook is ill-equipped to address. As a result, many are heading for the exit. And executive recruiters report that fewer people are interested in, or ready to, replace them. Are we…
Our Favorite Management Tips on Dealing with Conflict
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Harvard Business Review
Our Favorite Management Tips on Dealing with Conflict
Our Management Tip of the Day newsletter continues to be one of HBR’s most popular newsletters. In this article, we list six of our favorite tips on managing through conflict, covering topics like encouraging healthy conflict on your team, dealing with a…
4 Mistakes Leaders Make About Psychological Safety
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https://hbr.org/2025/06/4-mistakes-leaders-make-about-psychological-safety
Harvard Business Review
4 Mistakes Leaders Make About Psychological Safety
Psychological safety—a shared belief among team members that it’s ok to speak up with candor—is critical for effective decision-making and forward momentum on senior teams. Yet as the concept has gained traction, so have common misconceptions. In this HBR…
Organizations Aren’t Ready for the Risks of Agentic AI
https://hbr.org/2025/06/organizations-arent-ready-for-the-risks-of-agentic-ai
https://hbr.org/2025/06/organizations-arent-ready-for-the-risks-of-agentic-ai
Harvard Business Review
Organizations Aren’t Ready for the Risks of Agentic AI
As companies move from narrow to generative to agentic and multi-agentic AI, the complexity of the risk landscape ramps up sharply. Existing AI risk programs—including ethical and cyber risks—need to evolve for organizations to move fast without breaking…
Navigating the Jump from Manager to Executive
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https://hbr.org/2025/06/navigating-the-jump-from-manager-to-executive
Harvard Business Review
Navigating the Jump from Manager to Executive
Becoming a leader of leaders is a change of both scope and attitude. Your decisions may now affect dozens (or hundreds) of employees. Your results depend on how well other experienced professionals do their jobs, not on what you can personally make happen.…
You’re Not Prepared for the AI Revolution
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https://hbr.org/2025/06/agenda-youre-not-prepared-for-the-ai-revolution
Harvard Business Review
You’re Not Prepared for the AI Revolution
GenAI capabilities are improving exponentially every six months or so, and yet most companies are adopting models at a linear pace, at best. That means the y’re constantly falling behind and failing to unlock AI’s expanding skills. That’s the view of Karim…
Research: Do You Know What Signals Your Logo’s Colors Are Sending?
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Harvard Business Review
Research: Do You Know What Signals Your Logo’s Colors Are Sending?
Color is one of the most powerful tools in branding, but most businesses overlook how context alters its impact. New research shows that logo colors don’t communicate in isolation: background color, design style, and framing all shape consumer perception.…
How Private Equity Firms Are Creating Value with AI
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https://hbr.org/2025/06/how-private-equity-firms-are-creating-value-with-ai
Harvard Business Review
How Private Equity Firms Are Creating Value with AI
Like many other companies, private equity firms are interested in AI as a tool for faster value creation. And like other companies, the results have been mixed, as few report significant returns on generative AI investments so far. That said, some firms are…