SB Architects

These are the best workplaces in the U.S. that employ between 10 and 99 people.

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“SB Architects fully supports having a healthy balance between personal and professional life. There are many opportunities to be sociable with coworkers, take part in community service, and have plenty of free time. We also have every other Friday off, which is a huge help for taking care of personal and practical commitments. This is a really great place to work and I can see myself working at this company for many years to come.”

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"The company is highly collaborative and always looking for ways to educate employees regarding what is happening within the firm."

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Ole Scheeren believes great architecture is built upon stories—not just the ones we climb but the ones we tell ourselves about our futures. The job of the architect isn’t simply to design physical structures. It’s to imagine worlds, to give people the freedom to go about their lives in a meaningful way. Architects don’t just draw structures; they shape how people move, how they meet, how they see the city and themselves. In this conversation, we'll explore Scheeren's variation on Louis Sullivan's oft-cited maxim: "form follows function.” 

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When culture meets code, the future gets interesting. Grammy-winning artist and producer Wyclef Jean has long blurred the lines between creativity and technology: from mentoring Haiti’s next generation of roboticists to consulting for Google DeepMind. Jaeson Ma, CEO of OpenWav and a media power player behind ventures like 88rising and TikTok’s early success, is betting on the next big wave of digital storytelling. Together they explore the convergence of AI, entertainment, and the global creative economy, and what it means when artists become architects of the future.

Wyclef Jean
Grammy Award-Winning Artist, Producer, Composer; Chief Creative Officer, OpenWav 

Jaeson Ma
Cofounder and CEO, OpenWav 

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Editorial Director, Fortune Brainstorm

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At a time when trust in institutions is under pressure, one of the most important challenges an executive faces is how to shape the culture of an organization and practice leadership with a human-centered approach. This critical task of aligning the forces of governance, culture, and leadership is the foundation of Dov Seidman’s work at The HOW Institute. Drawing from his research on the dimensions of our “human operating system,” Seidman will share practical strategies for COOs to lead as the architects of their organizations by declaring humanity as "job one."

MASTER CLASS: IMPLEMENTING A PLAYBOOK FOR HUMAN-CENTERED LEADERSHIP

How are the companies pioneering artificial intelligence technology actually using it internally? These two preeminent operational leaders at the forefront of the AI revolution will share the strategies they are using to deploy the very technologies they're developing—while writing the future of AI for the world. We’ll hear how they are leveraging AI to optimize operations, fuel growth and share specific advice for corporate leaders about how best to implement today’s most cutting-edge innovations in their own organizations.

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