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  • High angle shot of a group of unrecognisable businesspeople joining their hands together in a huddleLeadership

    How boards can make good on their DEI commitments

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  • Searching concept. Outstanding person in the crowd. Big magnifying glass over the bright figure among grey human figuresConferences

    Filling the talent gap with next-gen technology

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  • Digital generated image of multiple environmental rectangular cross sections with different types of energy supply. Sustainable city concept.Conferences

    CEOs are still bullish on decarbonization in wake of Inflation Reduction Act

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  • Bottles of alcoholic beverages, produced by Pernod Ricard SA, sit in display cases behind the bar at the company’s headquarters in Paris, France, on Thursday, Feb. 7, 2019. Pernod Ricard raised its full-year earnings forecast after Chinese demand for Cognac fueled the fastest profit growth in seven years, bolstering the distillers defenses against activist shareholder Elliott Management Corp. Photographer: Christophe Morin/Bloomberg via Getty ImagesLeadership

    Pernod Ricard’s CFO on the French liquor giant’s international expansion

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  • XPO, Inc. is an American transportation company that conducts less-than-truckload shipping.Leadership

    XPO CFO Carl Anderson on the shipping giant’s road ahead

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  • DGene uses A.I. and other emerging technologies for content creation.Tech

    How A.I. is reshaping the way movies are made

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  • commercial illustratorConferences

    How CEOs are managing tension in the face of recession

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  • Jetblue started A220-300 operations in April 2021 and currently operates eight A220s in a 140-seat configuration.Tech

    How the airline industry is using A.I. to improve the entire experience of flying

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  • Lensa AI is an all-in-one image editing app for selfies and photo retouching.Tech

    A closer look at the A.I. apps taking over social media

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  • A new generation of talent is reevaluating their relationship to where, how, and why they work.Conferences

    How businesses are preparing a new generation of financial services leaders

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  • BEYOND THE BASICS: MAKING A.I. A GAME-CHANGER Hosted by Accenture Most Fortune 500 companies have made significant investments in building the data foundation on cloud. However, realizing the full value of data requires a change in how data and AI are being used across the organization. Join us to discuss how senior executives are aligning data strategy to business goals, adapting business-wide systems to support data-driven decision making, and nurturing the talent and data culture to drive adoption on a large scale while creating sustainable business value. Muqsit Ashraf, Global Lead, Strategy, Accenture Reetika Grewal, Executive Vice President, Head of Digital Transformation, Commercial and Corporate and Investment Bank, Wells Fargo Aaron Jacobson, Partner, NEA Reema Poddar, President and CEO, Diagnostics and Pathway Informatics, Philips Moderator: Alexei Oreskovic, Deputy Tech Editor, FORTUNEConferences

    Beyond the basics: Making A.I. a game-changer

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  • 015<br /> Fortune Impact Initiative 2022<br /> Wednesday, November 30th, 2022<br /> Atlanta, GA 7:45 – 9:00 AM<br /> BREAKFAST ROUNDTABLES<br /> Driving Impact Through Sustainable Technology<br /> Hosted by TPG Rise<br /> From artificial intelligence and blockchain to carbon storage and drone use, new and disruptive technologies are being deployed across all industries. This session will examine how companies are harnessing these new technologies and developing sustainable strategies to increase efficiencies and improve outcomes for people and the planet. We will also consider the impacts of the technology itself. What can companies do to address salient issues, such as human rights impacts and stakeholder engagement, that will come to light? Discussion Leaders:<br /> Dr. Jennifer Jenkins, Senior Sustainability Executive, Experienced CSO and Carbon Market Expert<br /> Klaus Kunz, Head of ESG External Engagement and Performance Reporting, Bayer AG<br /> Laura Lane, Executive Vice President, Chief Corporate Affairs and Sustainability Officer, UPS<br /> Roger Martella, Vice President, Chief Sustainability Officer, General Electric<br /> Moderator: Nick Lichtenberg, Executive Editor, News, FORTUNE Photograph by Erik Meadows/FortuneConferences

    How UPS, Bayer, and Rubicon Carbon are driving impact through sustainable technology

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  • 030<br /> Fortune Impact Initiative 2022<br /> Wednesday, November 30th, 2022<br /> Atlanta, GA 12:40 &#8211; 2:00 PM<br /> LUNCH IMPACT STRATEGY SESSIONS<br /> Shaping An Inclusive World<br /> Now that DEI has become a business priority and critical component of ESG strategies, companies are looking at workplace culture and policies to pinpoint and eradicate racial biases. How are companies making inclusion a true necessity, revenue driver, and business benefit? This timely strategy session will take a deeper look at what an anti-racist business strategy entails and how to embed it into the organization. From racial justice and equity initiatives to inclusive recruitment strategies, companies must take the lead in ending racial inequities to shape a more inclusive world.<br /> Discussion Leaders Elizabeth Gore, President and Co-founder, Hello Alice<br /> Johnita Due, Executive Vice President of Integrity and Inclusion, CNN Worldwide<br /> Michelle Gethers, Chief Diversity Officer and Head of Corporate Responsibility, Visa<br /> Moderator: Ruth Umoh, FORTUNE Photograph by Erik Meadows/FortuneConferences

    Shaping an inclusive world: What an anti-racist business strategy really entails

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  • 033<br /> 2022 FORTUNE MPW Next Gen <br /> November 16th, 2022<br /> San Diego, CA 1:10 PM             <br /> LUNCH CONCURRENT SESSIONS<br /> BUILDING CULTURE: BEYOND THE SCORECARD <br /> Hosted by Toyota<br /> Driving rapid and continuous innovation in today’s world is an ongoing challenge. So how can leaders foster an organizational culture that cultivates new ideas, builds momentum, and embraces diverse perspectives? Join us as we talk to leaders about how they are leading transformation in their organizations and in industry, and how they plan to keep pushing for more innovation even in the face of a tighter economy. Speakers:<br /> Sabrina Clark, Managing Partner, SYPartners<br /> Wardah Inam, Co-founder and CEO, Overjet<br /> Sheela Subramian, Vice President and Co-founder, Future Forum<br /> Holly Walters, Chief Information Officer, Toyota Motor North America<br /> Moderator:  Holly Ojalvo, FORTUNE Photograph by Stuart Isett/FortuneConferences

    How business leaders can foster an organizational culture that embraces diverse perspectives

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  • Full length of business people having drinks at window. Multi-ethnic colleagues are talking on corridor after work. Executives are enjoying in office.Lifestyle

    How liquor brands are shrugging off the family-run ethos to better diversify their workforces

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