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The Power of Inclusive Brands
From Barbie to Dove and Dasani to Sephora, brands are constantly shifting to reflect their markets and make their customers feel seen. Emory University's Goizueta Busi...
Uncovering the Hidden Fallacies of US Healthcare: Making the System Work for You
In this episode, we are joined by Steven Culler to dive into the intricate landscape of healthcare in the United States where business, policy, and patient outcomes in...
Climate Crossroads: Business, Innovation, and the Path to Net Zero
Climate change is real and it’s worsening. Goizueta Business School’s Wes Longhofer and Cameron Bard join to discuss the business imperative for carbon neutrality – an...
Your Political Strategy (or Lack Thereof) Could Make or Break Your Business
As we enter an emotionally charged election filled with uncertainty, Emory University's Goizueta Business School professor Suhas Sridharan joins to discuss corporate p...
Say Goodbye to Busy, Hello to Balance This New Year
Join us as we explore the battle against busyness and ways to bring balance back to our lives. Emory University's Goizueta Business School’s Marina Cooley discusses th...
Shop Small, Shop Local: Unwrapping the Impact of Micro-business
Dive into the fascinating world of micro-businesses and explore their remarkable impact on local economies and communities. Discover how these micro-businesses drive i...
Making The Jump To Entrepreneurship
Do you have a secret desire to venture into entrepreneurship? In this episode, we unveil stories and strategies on making the jump into entrepreneurship. Our guests Br...
Secrets To Career Switching And Success In The Job Market
Switching careers is a pivotal journey that many professionals undertake. It's more intricate than simply landing a new job—it's a transformative process that demands ...
Innovation in a Climate-Smart World
Last year alone, 10 climate-related disasters displaced millions of people with damages exceeding $3B. The time to act is now. Goizueta’s Wes Longhofer and Danni Dong ...
In Corporate Valuation, Customers are King
From investors to managers, business leaders need to understand the true value of companies, but many of the traditional methods are outdated and incomplete. Emory Uni...
Ready for Career Growth? Advocates are Key!
Career advocates are critical to career growth. In fact, employees with advocates are 23% more likely to advance at work. Emory University Goizueta Business School's P...
Partnering with the Frenemy
Google and Samsung. Nike and Foot Locker. Mobileye and Tesla. Partnerships are critical in business, yet 50 to 60 percent fail. Goizueta Professor Sandy Jap joins...
From C-Suite to Me-Suite
More than 50% of U.S. workers are unhappy in their jobs. So, where do you turn if you want more? Award-winning career coach and Goizueta adjunct lecturer Donna Peters ...
The Journey of an Idea
Creativity is the lifeblood of innovation and cutting-edge business. How can creativity and innovation be developed, enhanced, and amplified in the workplace? Jill Per...
Climate & Business: Are Net Zero Targets Enough?
One fifth of the world’s largest companies have committed to net zero emission targets, but who is holding them accountable? Brian Goebel and Sonia Sharma of Emory Uni...
Emerging Trends in the $450 Billion Wine Industry
The global wine market is expected to grow exponentially, topping $450 billion in 2028. Giacomo Negro joins to discuss wine genres and identities, evolving trends, and...
Combatting Urgency Overload
We are in the middle of an urgency epidemic. So, how can you put yourself back in charge? Brandon Smith, Adjunct Professor at Emory University's Goizueta Business Scho...
The Science of Decision Making
The average adult makes more than 35,000 decisions each day. Emory University's Goizueta Business School Professor Ryan Hamilton shares how a better understanding of t...
Sports Fandom: Diehard or Dying?
What makes a fan and why does it matter? Goizueta Professor Michael Lewis discusses the vast disparity in fandom between generations and how sports teams, leagues and ...
What Goes into Your Cup of Coffee?
Coffee is big business. From bean to cup, it represents a $102 billion global industry. So, who reaps the rewards? Goizueta Professor Peter Roberts shares, “Way too ma...
Millennials at Work
Millennial workers now total 56 million, representing 35% of the total US labor force. How can organizations harness their unique talents and strengths? Goizueta Profe...
Entrepreneurship Done Right
“Make people happy, and they will buy what you sell." The psychology of purchasing, the dreaded cold call, and key advice for entrepreneurial success.
Building an Equitable Workplace: Why Social Class Should Be a Critical Component of Your Diversity Strategy
Social class plays a role in both career success and team performance. As organizations look to build a more equitable workplace, Goizueta Professor Andrea Dittmann jo...
Reimagining Business as a Catalyst for Social Change
Can business drive societal change? Goizueta Professor Wes Longhofer joins to explore the history of corporate responsibility and conscious capitalism, purpose-driven ...
Racial Bias is Everywhere
Debunking the misconception that only racists are biased. From the workplace to the media and police encounters to home sales, there is evidence of racial bias in all ...
Poor Ethics, Bad Business
Bad Business Ethics hurt capitalism and destroy the possibility of economic fairness. Assistant Professor Gonzalo Maturana says eliminating conflicts of interest and r...
Bonus Episode: Silver Linings for Students Graduating Into a Recession
Economic downturns tend to have a large effect on young adults, but there are some silver linings for those graduating into a recession.
How a Recession Changes Our Behavior
Recessions impact more than our financial stability. From baby names and music lyrics to who gets laid off and how we treat strangers, evidence of how bad economic tim...
Big Data and the Future of Privacy
Marketing professor David Schweidel discusses how marketers gather and use personal data, the role of privacy concerns, and what the government regulation of data coll...
Conscious Capitalism
Goizueta Dean Erika James discusses the roots of “conscious capitalism,” how it has become increasingly popular, what it looks like today, and why it’s important to bu...
