Right now, in the presence of this virus, so many of us are feeling a very profound sense of uncertainty, an all-consuming I-don’t-know-what-comes-next. And it’s at times like these that we need our stories. Here are a couple of stories from the Talmud that may help. Read More
As organizations continue to adjust to the new environment that the COVID-19 crisis has created, many board leaders are asking what they should be doing. In addition to their role of leading and overseeing the organization now is the time to develop a culture of inquiry. Read More
The Coronavirus crisis reminds us that while nothing is more important than our behaviors in times of crisis, real leadership must include infusing these deeds with deeper meaning by speaking the language of our values. Read More
“Zoombombing,” a reference to the popular video conferencing platform Zoom in which virtual meetings are disrupted by graphic or threatening messages or actions, have quickly garnered attention across the country. Here's how to help prevent hackers. Read More
Isolation, unfortunately, is nothing new to Natan Sharansky. The refusnik spent nine years in a Soviet prison and a significant portion of that time in solitary confinement. Now he shares with us three clear lessons drawn from his experiences. Read More
