“And they often have ideas for how to fix the problem.

It’s just nobody ever asked them to.”

Miller’s career in employee ownership grew out of an interest in community development.

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He was looking to spread that model further.

She’s helping the nonprofit expand beyond private equity.

Miller believes that expanding employee ownership could significantly narrow the wealth gap and reduce financial insecurity.

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Back then, Sadoun faced a daunting task.

But Publicis was languishing behind its competitors having lost key clients like McDonald’s.

Financial growth was anemic.

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“The financial market did not like that,” Sadoun said.

Sadoun and Publicis are having the last laugh.

At about $27 billion, Publicis' market capitalization is the largest of any individual advertising-agency holding company.

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The commercial begins with stars from the French men’s national football team flaunting their skills.

Sadoun credits his leadership team and employees for Publicis' turnaround.

He has a more personal hope for his own legacy.

He was flooded with messages revealing that many people were hiding their chronic illnesses from their employers and colleagues.

Cathy Engelbert, commissioner of the WNBA

2024 was a transformative year for the WNBA.

The league has been planting the seeds of its growth for a while.

It gained attention by playing during the pandemic in a bubble.

It raised $75 million from investors, allowing it to invest in marketing and fan engagement.

“We didn’t do this overnight.”

Engelbert also wants to talk about the flip side.

“Apathy’s the death of a brand, and there’s no more apathy.”

The WNBA declined to comment.

Engelbert is ready to capitalize, with stats to appeal to the bottom line.

“Our fans are actually likely to buy from you.

So we say this is a good business decision for you.”

This idea built off her graduate research focused on object recognition.

Li has continued advancing this research.

It’s valued at $1 billion.

Jensen Huang, CEO of Nvidia

Huang is becoming the stuff of legend.

He has a reputation as a genius, a visionary, and aworkaholic.

Bosses everywhere want to know his everytheory of managementto replicate even a fraction of his success.

Huang actually donated OpenAI’s first eight GPUs, delivering them himself.

Huang, 61, was born in southwestern Taiwan.

He studied electrical engineering at the University of Oregon and Stanford.

Despite the recent spotlight on him now, Huang has staying power.

He’s one the longest-serving tech CEOs, with more than 30 years at the helm.

Huang is usually right.

The journey to enter 2025 with hundreds of foundation models chasing ChatGPTstarted for Nvidia in about 2006.

The next big journey may beself-driving cars and robots, or something else entirely.

Some investors still worrythat when it comes to Nvidia, what goes up must come down.

But investors also believe that if anyone can see or make the future, it’s Huang.

Now Sinclair is helping demystify private markets and powering its growth through data.

In 2023, he joined the private-markets-data powerhouse Preqin.

In June, his division launched a data tool to analyze deals across 6,500 funds.

But he added that having options isn’t the same as understanding them.

“There’s a massive amount of education to do.

Ford split its gas and electric divisionsin 2022 in a bid to speed up EV development.

Amazon spent $18.9 billion on video and music in 2023, up by 14% from 2022.

But it’s also becoming a moneymaker in its own right.

“What we’re trying to build is a next-generation entertainment service,“Hopkins recently told Bloomberg.

Hopkins is still bringing financial discipline to bear, however.

Amazon cut hundreds of jobsacross Prime Video and MGM Studios teams early in 2024.

The facilities serve rural areas where care can otherwise be difficult to access.

The clinic, which travels across southern Minnesota, offers virtual or in-person appointments.

It has two exam rooms and a laboratory.

Another effort to meet patients where they are is the organization’s hospital-at-home program.

“Everything in this field changes so quickly,” he said.

“Things change in finance and things change in tech at an ever increasing pace.”

Kapila moved to a much smaller firm to have a bigger impact.

His move was well timed.

Two years after Kapila joined Parametric, Morgan Stanley acquired Parametric’s parent company, Eaton Vance.

Industry stalwarts like Fidelity and upstarts like Envestnet also want a piece of the action.

Kapila said Parametric, founded in 1987, has experience and scale on its side.

“We’re managing over 200,000 accounts for our clients.

Radius constructs fixed-income and equity portfolios and runs simulations to identify the best selections for portfolio managers.

Kapila described it as a “turning point” for Parametric.

Parametric is also bringing its tax-savvy strategies to active management, launching Custom Active this summer.

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