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Por: Dra. Denise M. Cobián, Directora / Escuela de Administración Columbia Central University Recientemente comencé a leer un libro llamado 50 ways to fall in love with your life, de Gay Walley. No le miento si les “digo” que el título me llamó la atención.  Todo ser humano aspira a ser feliz, pero sobre todo,

By Rocío Lorenzo, Nicole Voigt, Miki Tsusaka, Matt Krentz, and Katie Abouzahr Hire a chief innovation officer.” “Change the culture.” “Look outside your industry.” There’s no shortage of advice about how companies can become more innovative. The catch is that most of that advice is based on anecdotal evidence. But there’s one step companies can take that does have some

Scandals may shape the future of HR, but they need not define it By Alexander Alonso, Ph.D., SHRM-SCP Every year I ask myself, "How the heck is it January again?" The jump from one Times Square ball drop (or in my case, the Miami orange drop) to another happened again before I knew it. The beginning

By Bernard Coleman It was quite a year for Uber in 2017: a year of revelation, reflection, re-evaluation and practical steps toward optimistic reinvention. In short, it was a roller coaster ride of epic proportions. When I first arrived at Uber last January, I spent my first few months talking to anyone and everyone who wanted

By: Klaus Schwab, Founder and Executive Chairman, World Economic Forum Geneva This article is part of the World Economic Forum Annual Meeting In the 47 years since I founded the World Economic Forum, I have witnessed first-hand that when we change the way we talk, we begin to think differently too. Likewise, changing the way we think leads

By Abby Brothers Natural forces wreaked havoc on a number of states and territories this fall when Hurricanes Harvey, Irma and Maria made landfall. The federal government sprang into action by making disaster declarations for affected areas to provide aid in the aftermath of these tragic events. More recently, the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) declared