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For Women, by Women: Entrepreneurs on the Rise
As the adage goes, "empowered women empower women." From the purchasing power women have as consum
ers to the employment opportunities they offer as business owners, women are an undeniable economic force.
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Women in Government: Creating More Pathways to Leadership
In 2018, a record number of women ran for Congress, with a majority of Americans indicating they w
ould like to see more women in top leadership positions—not only in elected office, but across executive government positions.
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FinClusion: Connecting the Unconnected
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Representation in American Art: Inclusion and Social Change
It is often said that artists mirror society and the political conditions of everyday life in thei
r work, yet looking back, we know that many collections represent the likes of their patrons.
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Getting More From Biomedical Innovation
In 2018 the FDA approved a record number of new products, but pharmaceutical R&D returns have
fallen to their lowest level in nine years.
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Higher Education and the Public Trust
National attitudes toward higher education appear to be souring. Half of Democrats and three-quart
ers of Republicans say higher education is "going in the wrong direction," according to a recent poll by the Pew Research Center.
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The Global Mental Health Pandemic
Mental health and substance abuse have been identified as the leading cause of disability worldwid
e.
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New Models Shaking Up the Health-Care Value Chain
As the health-care industry grapples with high costs and system-wide complexity, new entrants and
established players alike are shaking up a value chain ripe for disruption.
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Can Health Data Fuel Global Collaboration for Cures?
Data is the currency that powers all sectors of economy. Nowhere is this truer than in the area of
biomedical research—a key driver of economic growth and competition.
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