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Reframing the Branch and the Industrialist Dilemma
We follow with Amber Buker's fast-moving conversation with Robert...
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The Brains and Brawn Company: Combining Digital and Physical Solutions with Robert Siegel
This week I am thrilled to bring you this...
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Q&A with Robert Siegel on The Brains and Brawn Company
A Silicon Valley veteran argues that the most successful...
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Robinhood Is Bleeding. Jamie Diamond Is Spending.
Fintech is disrupting Wall Street. Or is it the...
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Effective Leadership and Innovation in the Modern Era
There are two things in a company, be it...
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As an educator, investor, operator, and author, Robert is often sharing new insights through articles and other media pieces. Check out his latest commentary!
Finding Opportunities in Healthcare Inefficiencies — Julia Cheek, CEO and Founder Everlywell
After spending the last three weeks exploring the challenges and growth of companies based in Asia, South America and...
Read MoreThe Dilemma as Experienced in MENA — Alain Bejjani, CEO Majid Al Futtaim
When Alain Bejjani began his discussion after we finished teaching the Majid Al Futtaim case, he opened with the...
Read MoreMake Way for the Next Generation — Andre Street, Chairman and Co-Founder Stone
Over the last five years we have had several sessions when next-generation leaders have come into our class and...
Read MoreThe Transformation of an Industrial and Digital Giant — Young Sohn, Corporate President and Chief Strategy Officer Samsung Electronics
Our fourth session of this year’s Industrialist’s Dilemma involved a company of immense size and scope. Samsung, which is...
Read MoreDigital Was the Spark, but Educational Disruption Was the Fire — Dan Rosensweig, CEO Chegg
Every now and again we end up with a classroom discussion that takes unexpected twists and turns. For five...
Read MoreWith Scale and Trust You Can Accomplish a Great Deal — Brian Cornell, CEO Target
When Brian Cornell joined Target as its CEO in August of 2014, the company was struggling with the fallout...
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