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Leadership in Turbulent Times
The role of the chief executive has never been more crucial--or more critically tested--than in
recent months. As COVID-19 brought the global economy to a virtual halt, leaders had to make business decisions amid rapid change and information overload.
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Restarting the Economic Engine
The current crisis has severely hampered entrepreneurs and small to medium-sized companies--the
backbone of the U.S economy.
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Opening Plenary | Part 1: A Conversation with IMF Managing Director Kristalina Georgieva | Part 2: Capital Markets in a Time of Global Disruption
The COVID-19 pandemic has affected economies at an astonishing speed. Governments, central banks
, and multilateral institutions have taken extraordinary measures, which seem to have steadied plummeting markets.
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Ep. 73: Big Gaming, with Activision Blizzard’s Bobby Kotick
“Each day you have to answer a series of questions so that you can electronically access the offic
e. If you don't, we'll either send you to one of our testing labs or to a telemedicine doctor….We have these huge UV chambers.
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Ep. 72: Positive Energy, with Chevron’s Mike Wirth
“It can feel like the world is a colder and riskier place, [but] we've been through these things b
efore, and we generally know that society comes through. We learn lessons.
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Ep. 71: Gratitude, with Infosys’ Ravi Kumar S.
“Six out of the seven jobs of the future have not been created yet. The future of workplaces and w
orkforces are going to change significantly.
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Ep. 70: The Conversation, with the World Bank’s Jingdong Hua
“I certainly hope this is a unique moment where we will have profound conversations, not only abou
t our own lessons or our own challenges, but about the future of humanity....This lockdown gives us the opportunity to have long conversations that
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Ep. 69: Cashless, with Visa's Al Kelly
“In the last three months we’ve probably had five years’ worth of acceleration in terms of e-comme
rce....People are realizing that cash is a way that germs get transmitted. Currency is dirty.”
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Ep. 68: Outcomes, with Helmsley Charitable Trust's David Panzirer
“The whole premise that where you live dictates your access to specialty care, dictates your outco
mes, dictates your access to tools to manage your disease.
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Ep. 67: Healing, with Children’s National Hospital’s Joelle Simpson
“I will be honest in saying that I never imagined the degree of exhaustion and the multitude of is
sues that have come about with this crisis: on a personal level, on an institutional level, on a community level, on a national level.”
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Ep. 66: Teachable Moment, with IAC’s Barry Diller
“Local travel, meaning travel 100 to 600 miles from where you live by car, is fairly robust and is
almost back to pre‐COVID levels....We're not seeing and won't see air travel, certainly not international air travel....We’re not seeing it yet be
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