NBC Nightly News anchor Brian Williams spoke about his career with Chairman of Loews Hotel Jonathan Tisch on February 27, 2013. Among many topics, Wi...
On this day we celebrate Adrienne's life, her accomplishments and the legacy she's left behind. It is in her honor that I started the Adrienne Shelly Foundation with a singular mission: to support women filmmakers.
In the last few years, inventive new forms of volunteering have emerged, pioneered by committed professionals, who are using their expertise to solve old problems. I call this "active citizenship" and it can change the world.
What could be more useful than applying high-level professional expertise toward problems faced by those who are less fortunate?
This year, millions of young men and women will graduate from colleges and universities in the U.S. They are some of the youngest leaders in the nationwide, multi-generational movement I call active citizenship.
In the world of advocacy and volunteering, a talented, ambitious person with a big heart and a big idea can build a support network that improves the daily lives of thousands of citizens.
There is no doubt we are living in a world today where CEOs are vilified, sometimes justifiably so. But Beyond the Boardroom has taught me that hard work and integrity in American business are still all around us.
Beyond the Boardroom has taken me on a professional journey in television, but the human side of every business story has taken me on a personal one that has taught me a few things.
As I child I learned about the three tenets of a civil society: opportunity, responsibility and community. As a father, these are things I continue to think about and hope I have passed on to my children.
Wintour: "I don't think that Vogue should turn into Recession Weekly. But at the same time, I think we have to be very aware of what's going on in the world."
