205 Brian Mann - The Business of College Football

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257 Cornelius Powell - Today's Hospital

The amount of change businesses have experienced since the pandemic has been considerable. Just about every sector learned some lessons during and after the pandemic. And, as a result, they operate differently today. That includes hospitals. In the past five years, hospitals of a ...  Show more

256 Alison Nagel - The Loneliness Epidemic

According to Gallup's State of the Workplace, 1 in 5 employees currently feel lonely at work. And the World Health Organization estimates 1 in 6 adults worldwide experience significant loneliness. The downstream effects of loneliness at work include poor performance, reduced crea ...  Show more

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