Meaning over Math! How connection, empathy and authenticity are the keys to growth

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Storytelling and the Graphic Novel in an Age of Distraction

Damien Wassel, CEO of Vault Comics, on his transition from academia to publishing and the use of stories as tools for connection and influence. The former academic brings his PhD in Philosophy to underscore his partnerships with globally recognized brands and talent, and publishe ...  Show more

The Human Context Protocol

Betsy Kauffman, founder and CEO of Cross Impact Coaching on her journey from technology project management to executive leadership coach and consultant. After 25 years leading large-scale technology transformations across Fortune 500 companies, her resulting TED Talk: Four Tips f ...  Show more

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