Thought Leaders

Interview with Legal Life-Saver Amiel Gross
Amiel Gross is an enthusiastic, “naturally curious” lawyer and life-long learner, with an interest in biotech, pharmaceuticals, rare disease and helping patients. He serves as Vice President and General Counsel at Center for Breakthrough Medicines. Since its founding in 2020, CBM has become an emerging force in the industry, ramping manufacturing and testing capabilities.
By Amiel Gross4 years ago in Interview
Try to impress the interviewer by selling milk
One meeting at a time, a boy impressed me deeply. Many of the candidates in this interview have a lot of glamorous internships with multinational companies. He didn't. As a science major, his school was heavy and he spent most of his time on schoolwork. When asked about his experience in social practice, he frankly said no.
By Thu Hà Khương4 years ago in Interview
Dr. Kameika Hinson On Helping Grieving Mothers Heal and Flourish Through Purpose, Discovery, and Storytelling
Dr. Kameika Hinson is a very purpose-driven and determined individual who sets her mind on something that she's passionate about and does not stop until she achieves her goal.
By Tammy Reese4 years ago in Interview
Seungjae Lee, CEO of C&L Therapeutics says, I Chose To Collaborate To Create A Luxury New Drug
A new bio venture, C&L Therapeutics, launched a new business model and jumped into the development of new drugs for rare diseases. The company aims to develop new drugs with low molecular weight compounds for the treatment of neurodegenerative and central nervous diseases.
By Abhishek Kumar4 years ago in Interview
Meet Abed Ereikat
From a father with a vision of opportunity and hard work emerged a young Palestinian boy, Abed Ereikat who made a way when his dream had been tainted by the violence and despair surrounding him.
By Tammy Reese4 years ago in Interview
Tom Hodgkinson: the hardest working man in slow business
A life of idleness It’s been 27 years since Tom Hodgkinson launched his magazine The Idler, advocating a slower pace of life with time for rest, play, cloud-spotting and creative day-dreaming. He’s been its editor ever since, as well as writing several books on how to be idle, and developing a whole ecosystem of Idler events, courses, talks, retreats and festivals.
By Sheryl Garratt4 years ago in Interview
The 63 Rockettes of Color
Rockettes of Color Alumnae Cabaret Diversity Network had the privilege to speak with Sally Hong, Danielle Jolie, and Lainie Sakakura, Co-Chairs of the Rockettes of Color Alumnae, (ROCA).
By Entertainment Writer5 years ago in Interview
4 KEY THINGS TO KNOW ABOUT MINDSET COACH KEITH HOWELL
“I Dropped out of school at 14” - Mindset Coach Keith Howell At the young age of 14 Keith Howell dropped out of school with little or no education. With the responsibility hanging over his shoulders Keith would be forced to find work and begin working with a local butcher. This, Keith says, “ was the beginning of me realizing I am good with my hands”
By Dawn Wells5 years ago in Interview
How Does Lighting Affect Health and Wellbeing?
“We not only lack dominion over nature . . . we’re subordinate to it.” That gem of a quote was uttered by Ian Malcolm, the fictitious scientist played by Jeff Goldblum in the trailer of Jurassic World: Dominion. The trailer came out in February 2022. About one month later the U.S. Senate unanimously approved a bill to make daylight savings time (DST) permanent.
By K. Marley5 years ago in Interview
What Qualifies You as a Good Leader?
Being a good boss is crucial in any firm, but it's especially important for small businesses, according to Robbie Murphy, head of executive development at the University of Maryland's Charles Macarthur Campbell Institute of Leadership.
By Zoya5 years ago in Interview
PM Imran reaffirms his commitment to the country's security
ISLAMABAD: On the third anniversary of 'Operation Swift Retort,' Prime Minister Imran Khan reaffirmed his firm resolve and unshakable commitment to the country's and nation's security.
By Zeref5 years ago in Interview
Answer from a Pro: Will Bankruptcy Ruin My Life?
Multiple government studies released over the past decade share a common theme—the loss of family income, home foreclosures, increased debt, and pandemic-related economic anxiety all have had a negative impact on the overall mental health of the US population. Now, that may seem like a highly generalized observation. However, those facing financial uncertainty are more likely to start searching for ways to bring relief to their current money situation. If you are in such a position, you may be wondering—will filing for bankruptcy ruin my life?
By Andrew Nemeth5 years ago in Interview