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Whistleblowers: A very special kind of bs detector Calling Bullsh!t
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McKinsey: Something to hide? Calling Bullsh!t
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Web3: A more humane, egalitarian, and decentralized internet? Calling Bullsh!t
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We all like to think that if we saw wrongdoing, we’d do the right thing – that when confronted with a problem that goes against our ethics or morals, we’d speak up or take action. But what if calling bullshit meant damaging or ending your career, your family relationships, or […]
The notoriously tight-lipped global consulting firm McKinsey claims to be a values-driven and Purpose-Led. But do their deeds back up their words? Can we really trust any company to be purpose-led when they operate in almost total secrecy?
What will the underlying philosophy of Web3 be? Will it be true to the ideals of the promise? Or by relying on tech investors with deep pockets, will it succumb to the same pitfalls of Web2?
Spotify says its purpose is to give a million creative artists the opportunity to live off their art. Is that true? Or is it just a song and dance?
In this positive case study we sit down with Founder and CEO of Samunnati Anil Kumar to learn how they are working to change India’s notoriously tough agri-business system from the inside to create better outcomes for every stakeholder.
Robinhood was created by two Stanford graduates as a response to the Occupy Movement. They built an app that let anyone access the stock market – for free. And they named it for everyone’s favorite egalitarian outlaw, Robin Hood. Today we explore the hidden costs behind the free investing app.
A conversation with Chief co-founders Lindsay Kaplan and Carolyn Childers about their quest to drive more women to the top of big companies and give them the tools and the network to keep them there.
Noom was founded with an inspiring purpose: to help as many people as possible live healthier lives through behavior change. But is Noom just another weight-loss fad wrapped in a millennial bow?
The Food and Drugs Act of 1906 gave the executive branch the power to regulate foods and drugs and thus creating what we now call the FDA. Now over 100 years later, are they living up to their lofty purpose to safeguard the health and wellbeing of the American people?