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  • Kate Aronowitz, Co-chair of Fortune Brainstorm Design,<br /> Valerie Casey, Senior Vice President and Chief Design Officer at Walmart,<br /> Aziz Hasan, a design executive,<br /> Gene Lee, Experience Design at Autodesk and<br /> Heather Winkle, Head of Experience Design at Capital One, speak at Fortune Brainstorm Design in Brooklyn, N.Y., on May 24.Conferences

    How designers can be better managers

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  • Nina Bianchi, Solutions Principal, Public Sector, Medallia and<br /> Nina Walia, Entrepreneur-in-Residence and Senior Adviser, White House Presidential Innovation Fellows, speak at the Fortune Brainstorm Design conference in Brooklyn, N.Y., on May 24, 2022.Conferences

    How designers can help fix the U.S. government’s customer service

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  • Antionette Carroll, Founder, President, and CEO, Creative Reaction Lab speaks at Brainstorm Design in Brooklyn, N.Y., on May 23, 2022.Conferences

    Why design leaders say empathy is crucial for business

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  • Kristen Bellstrom, Executive Editor, FORTUNE;<br /> Chike Aguh, Chief Innovation Officer, U.S. Department of Labor<br /> Katrina Alcorn, General Manager, Design, IBM<br /> Ethan Eismann, Senior Vice President, Design, Slack, speak at Fortune Brainstorm Design in Brooklyn, N.Y., May 23, 2022.Conferences

    Remote workers must not be left behind, workplace design experts warn

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  • C Suite-HarleyFinkelstein-ShopifyLeadership

    Shopify’s president says office life no longer provides a competitive advantage: ‘Work should be built around mission, not headquarters’

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  • Al Kelly, Chairman and CEO of VisaLeadership

    Visa’s CEO is confident remote work would have kneecapped his career: ‘A job can be done at home. But I’m not sure a career gets built’

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  • A Chipotle restaurant in San FranciscoLeadership

    Chipotle, Rite Aid, and other public companies cite the Great Resignation as a threat to profit and operations

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  • Arnold Donald, president and chief executive officer of Carnival Corp., speaks during the Seatrade Cruise Conference in Miami, Florida, U.S., on Tuesday, April 26, 2022. The conference explored the work of the cruise industry to lead the way as a model for responsible tourism practices, as well as its commitment to deliver memorable travel experiences following the challenges of the past two years. Photographer: Eva Marie Uzcategui/Bloomberg via Getty ImagesLeadership

    Carnival CEO Arnold Donald to step down, shrinking the already thin ranks of Black CEOs

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  • Sam’s Club CEO Kathryn McLayLeadership

    Sam’s Club CEO Kath McLay doesn’t want her company to be a mini-Walmart or Costco. Here’s how she’s carving out a niche

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  • Eric Artz REI CeoLeadership

    Why REI is betting big on diversity to help double its membership to 50 million customers

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  • Delta Air Lines Chief Health Officer Henry Ting will remain busy even as COVID-19 loses some of its urgency.Leadership

    Delta Air Lines’ chief health officer role is here to stay, even as the pandemic recedes

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  • HOLLYWOOD, CALIFORNIA &#8211; MARCH 27: Chief Executive Officer of Apple Tim Cook attends the 94th Annual Academy Awards at Hollywood and Highland on March 27, 2022 in Hollywood, California. (Photo by Jeff Kravitz/FilmMagic)Leadership

    CEO pay rose a record 19% in 2021, while employees saw paltry raises

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  • Rihanna celebrates beauty launch at UltaLeadership

    Ulta Beauty’s CEO is centering diversity in its business strategy as it looks to gain a competitive edge

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  • Overstock CEO Jonathan JohnsonLeadership

    Why Overstock’s CEO won’t sell its flashy $100 million HQ despite a majority remote staff

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  • Kohl&#8217;s is keeping their stores running strong by partnering with Amazon and other companies, CEO Michelle Gass said at the Fortune Most Powerful Women Summit.Leadership

    With her back against the wall, Kohl’s CEO is trying to ward off a restless activist investor

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