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The stakes around trust, compliance and consent are higher than ever

At the November MarTech Conference we discussed AI consent compliance, changing regulations and more. Here’s a recap. MarTechBot on November 13, 2025   At the November MarTech Conference, Tim Hillison, founder and CMO of Entry Point 1, moderated a session called “Consent, compliance and trust in the AI age,” a practical discussion at the intersection … Continue reading The stakes around trust, compliance and consent are higher than ever

Cross-cultural communication is more important than ever. Here’s how to get it right

September 27, 2025 Cross-cultural communication is more important than ever. Here’s how to get it right Why do so many global projects falter? Often, it isn’t because executives misread market data or underestimate competitors; it’s because they misread each other. Cross-cultural communication is less about translation and more about decoding invisible frameworks—values, norms, and assumptions—that … Continue reading Cross-cultural communication is more important than ever. Here’s how to get it right

Why being a leader requires more skills than ever

September 04, 2025 Why the future of leadership is multifaceted BY Tony Martignetti and Jessica Wan There was a time when leaders followed a linear path. Pick a lane, specialize, climb the ladder, and stay the course for decades. But that norm is unraveling. Global complexity demands leaders who are adaptive, integrative, and, above all, multifaceted. These … Continue reading Why being a leader requires more skills than ever

Most Americans don’t expect to ever get rich, but they think the next generation will

November 22, 2024 Most Americans don’t expect to ever get rich, but they think the next generation will A new survey from Fidelity finds Americans at all income levels worry about losing their money, and most don’t see themselves as wealthy. BY Shalene Gupta While inflation has slowed to 2%, prices are still 20% higher than … Continue reading Most Americans don’t expect to ever get rich, but they think the next generation will