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L.A. as Entertainment Capital: Chasing Global Markets or Global Talent?
Today, the barriers to collaboration and competition across geographies and sectors are lower than
ever for the creative industries--movies and television, interactive content, design, and beyond.
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Opening Up Capital Access for Underserved Small Businesses
Since the Great Recession, minority-owned small businesses, in particular, have been starved for c
apital.
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Workshop: Using Meditation to Expand Your Capacity for Compassion
Bringing meditation into your home, workspace and daily life is the key to a healthy lifestyle. On
ly when we are grounded and at peace with ourselves can we effectively and compassionately care for others.
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Where in the World Are the Best Infrastructure Deals?
Infrastructure projects attract investment of about $2.5 trillion per year, a figure that falls ab
out $1 trillion short of what is needed.
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Unbound: Retraining the American Workforce
The future of work and the shape of employment are both changing at dizzying speed.
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New Horizons: The Evolution of Direct Lending and Illiquid Credit
Today's illiquid credit markets have seen significant inflows and a panoply of new entrants into t
he direct lending universe.
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Commissioners of Sport: Agile Leadership in a Competitive World
How do commissioners balance allowing players to express themselves--often unfiltered, directly to
fans--while upholding their leagues' reputations?
As fans increasingly opt for new forms of media, how are business models changing?
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Global Growth Markets Outlook
Emerging markets started 2017 on a weak note as equities were buffeted by concerns surrounding Chi
na's economy and falling oil prices.
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The Refugee Crisis: Rising to Meet the Moral Challenge of Our Time
If the scale of the global refugee problem demands a comparable scale of response, what are the op
tions?
Should the United States and European nations do more, or simply administer the current level of aid more efficiently?
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What's Happened to the American Dream?
James Truslow Adams coined the term "American Dream" in 1931 to describe a life that "should be be
tter and richer and fuller for everyone." An increasing number of Americans now believe the dream is out of reach.
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Activist Investors: Unlocking Value
With valuations for a number of industries considered stretched, many industry observers are wonde
ring if tax reform, repatriation of overseas capital and deregulation can help spur a new wave of campaigns.
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