From narrowing the global gender gap to the importance of paid leave, we sit down with this iconic Most Powerful Woman to talk about the impact of women in post pandemic economies and the power of mentorship

Hosted by Target
COVID-19 has changed how we live and work—and along with it, the kinds of companies and services we use. Gym memberships got traded in for Pelotons, jeans for athleisure, coffee dates for Zoom meetings. We talk with leaders who harnessed the energy of this new world order to better understand what we can learn from their success stories.

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Many businesses have set ambitious goals for inclusion and equality, and are now putting plans in place to work towards achieving them. Who works at a company is key to making progress, but so is the work itself. How can the design of both project teams and products and services drive equality? We examine how to promote inclusivity throughout a company’s operations—from hiring and recruiting to business development and project execution

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As the post-pandemic world is starting to take shape, a range of new and dazzling developments are giving us a glimpse of what comes next. Hear from some of the business world’s most creative leaders on ways to nurture that imaginative spark and foster big-thinking innovation and fresh ideas

We sit down with Fidji Simo for a candid conversation about leading while under the lens at Facebook, working through medical issues, and the challenges women face in discussing personal health at work.

At over 2 million Cameo connections and an estimated valuation of $1 Billion, the Cameo app is bringing celebrity crushes into the homes of people everywhere, and helping talent build personal relationships with their fans.

What are the responsibilities of the 21st-century board? We’ll hear from the boardroom veteran on how boards are steering companies through current challenges and opportunities to make a positive impact on society.

As executive producer for ESPN Films’ ‘144’, Chiney Ogwumike leads us through her journey of capturing the unprecedented 2020 WNBA season and using her platform for a greater purpose.

Dylan Farrow shared her story with the world in the HBO docuseries Allen v. Farrow this year. Now Farrow is looking ahead—to her career as a fantasy author (her debut novel HUSH published last year) and beyond.