by Chandler Goodman Over the course of a generation, employee-employer relationships have changed in fundamental ways. Today, careers are plotted in years, not decades, and young people assume they’ll work for a variety of companies in a variety of roles. Dominant forces such as outsourcing, consolidation due to mergers, and…

by Mike Schneider The midterms are still a toss-up. Preference for congressional control is evenly split among voters and 5 Senate races are polling within 4 points. And, as we just saw from Kansas’ unprecedented Democratic turnout — when we’re motivated and mobilized, we can win. The challenge is getting…

by Xochitl Hinojosa and Alex Kellner To cap off a recent roster of wins, Democrats passed the Inflation Reduction Act, a monumental piece of legislation to lower costs for families. …

by Bryan Watt Congress just passed perhaps the largest piece of industrial policy legislation in a generation to strengthen American competitiveness at home and abroad. The bill itself was years in the making and took on more names than most of us can remember. And yet, the policy conversation around…

by Amelia Penniman Reviewing the Grand Prix winners from the Cannes Festival last week, it struck me that more than two-thirds of the winning campaigns were purpose-led: accessibility, gender equity, public health, climate, and political activism were all at the heart of the ads named the best of the best…

By Andrew Bleeker Your employees get a vote every day: stay or go. The employment contract has changed and the talent has the power. In 2021, an average of nearly 4 million Americans voluntarily left their job every month, topping 2019’s record-setting monthly average of 3.5 million. And the trend…

By Scott Zumwalt Lately, we’ve seen a dramatic rise of anti-LGBTQ+ legislation at the state level, from book banning to a myriad of attacks on the transgender community. The looming SCOTUS decision that could overturn Roe v. Wade has many wondering if the underpinnings of Obergefell might be next. Extremists…

by Danny Franklin I made a career of persuasion because of weeks like this. In 1999, I was a speechwriter for Maryland Lt. Gov. Kathleen Kennedy Townsend when Eric Harris and Dylan Klebold killed twelve of their schoolmates at Columbine High School. The speech we wrote is lost, but I…

It’s no secret that everyone is talking about connected TV (CTV). What used to be a sliver of our media consumption exploded in the last two years. COVID-19 significantly accelerated the growth, and that trend has stuck around even as the world re-opens. …