Management & Leadership
Andrew Rubin: What leaders get wrong when preparing for cyber breaches
As organizations rethink the limits of cyberattack prevention, Andrew Rubin, Founder, CEO and Board Member of Illumio, explains why resilience depends on visibility, containment and measuring security by the scale of an incident rather than its mere occurrence.
The CEO Magazine
Executive Interview Feature
Forging a company’s soul: Alessandro Maselli
From supporting the delivery of life-changing therapies to investing heavily in AI and next-gen drug manufacturing, Catalent is positioning itself at the center of biopharma’s future. President and CEO Alessandro Maselli shares why culture, partnerships and long-term thinking remain the company’s greatest competitive advantages.
Julie Cooper
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Operational AI isn’t a tool, it’s how work gets done
Most organizations treat AI as a tool alongside the work, but the real shift happens when it becomes part of the work itself, quietly shaping decisions, workflows and outcomes before humans step in. Here’s how companies can ensure they get the operational foundations right and turn AI from experimentation into a true advantage.
Sync(d) AI
Executive Interview Feature
Kayla Itsines: Why buying back Sweat was even more rewarding than selling it
After building Sweat into a global fitness phenomenon and selling it in a deal reportedly worth hundreds of millions, Kayla Itsines discovered letting go was harder than she imagined. Now as sole owner once again, she’s leading the business into its next chapter – and redefining what success looks like along the way.
Julie Cooper
Management & Leadership
Andrew Rubin: What leaders get wrong when preparing for cyber breaches
The CEO Magazine
Executive Interview Feature
Forging a company’s soul: Alessandro Maselli
Julie Cooper
Sponsored Content
Operational AI isn’t a tool, it’s how work gets done
Sync(d) AI
Executive Interview Feature
Kayla Itsines: Why buying back Sweat was even more rewarding than selling it
Julie Cooper
