Some of our favorites.

Yazmine Laroche’s own disability informs her work as Canada’s first public-service accessibility czar.

Dr. Anita Gupta is leading "open innovation" to transform healthcare systems toward patient centricity.

Rob Chen, Executive Chairman of Novoflex and Venture Partner of Novo Tellus Capital Partners discusses the unique value proposition for bankcard issuers provided by Novoflex’s proprietary sAiL solution.

Dr. Lorraine Dickey is improving patient care by making health care providers feel cared for, validated and supported.

With a mission to break old systems and networks, The Monarchs Collective was established to identify and onboard diverse talent.

Thanks to the influence of her immigrant parents, Delora (Lee) Aichholzer is changing the way we define leadership.

First Female CEO of Crown Media, Wonya Lucas, is committed to evolving Hallmark's iconic and beloved brand.

Filmmaker Steve Wallace gives new life to two of Shakespeare's plays with his new film "Hal King".

Aditi Juneja brings her background as a lawyer to nonpartisan organization Protect Democracy.

For Principal Post CEO Bruce Taub, a first-person account is alway best, provided it can be trusted.

Business coach and advisor, Xavier Lederer, helps business leaders accelerate growth by looking at issues from a different perspective and challenging the status quo.

For Shepherd Community Center’s Jay Height, the year of COVID-19 has brought unprecedented challenges to meeting neighbors’ deepest needs, and a fresh measure of hope.

Trevor Fetter talks about what it takes in the top job in business, his 35-year marriage and a new life as a dedicated teacher.

Toccora Johnson discusses her decade-long journey with Girls’ Inc. of Chattanooga, her childhood influences, and her vision for the future as Girls Inc. of Chattanooga celebrates its 60th anniversary.

For Cross Creek's Karey Barker, being outside of Silicon Valley has offered the advantage of a unique perspective.

Miami non-profit pro Stacey Glassman Mizener has taken the lead at Sabrina Cohen Foundation and is the driving force behind the new Adaptive Recreation Center on Miami Beach, the first oceanfront facility on the east coast catering exclusively to individuals with mobility challenges – from children to adults to seniors.

A candid interview with co-founder Kaylyn Lehmann on how her firm, Simplified Coach, successfully pivoted to virtual-first.

No, she doesn’t put dogs on the couch, but Bronagh Daly knows how to read their body language to steer them toward happy, active lives.

Maggi Van Dorn revamps the art of podcasting at America Magazine and brings a bold, diverse aesthetic to her craft.

Lahey Hospital's Diana Apetauerova is caring for an underserved population of patients with progressive supranuclear palsy (PSP) and contributing to the research on this rare disease.

Tohi Ventures’ Shari Coulter Ford discusses the groundbreaking elevation of the Aronia Berry, a historic yet under-commercialized superfood like no other!

In the wake of an unimaginable tragedy, Nanette Hausman is committed to enhancing college safety and student emergency medical care.

For documentary producer Christine Nielsen, reality TV is dangerous when it becomes our reality.

For Wayne Hartunian, there is no room for marketing mediocrity in the luxury spirits industry.

RSI’s Susan Yates is the leader of a nationally recognized organization devoted to developing programs that help people with limited resources settle their disputes outside of court.

For Fabalish co-founders Paul Majcherczyk, the question “what am I doing this for” led the engineer working for a tech start-up to his own start-up venture in the better-for-you food world with aquafaba.

For corporate strategist and advisor Randy Shuken, bias is a major impediment to successful business strategy and decision making.

Agricultural marketer Lesley Kelly returns to her farm roots to lead a rural mental health crusade.

As President and CEO of Moss, Jason Popp champions the live events industry while driving a motivational culture.

Carolina Ramirez, educator and artist, shares her passion for social change through education and photography.

How a brief networking conversation led Stan Phelps to launch a global speaking business.

Anti-aging and grooming specialist Marco Medrano makes the science of beauty easy to understand.

Chris Ullman, author, world champion whistler, small business entrepreneur, and founder of Ullman Communications LLC, lives a life of curated activities that are unique and important to him.

Bertie Alexis talks about Digital Transformation in the legal profession, an unusually diverse intellectual and social background, and moving back stateside.

Jim Shima is a Star Wars fan like no other. You could say that he has a knack for bringing Star Wars to life. Literally.

For rising singer-songwriter Kelly Hunt, the year of COVID has been a creative godsend.

Jessica Cohen's experiential work in the corporate world helped inspire her passion of becoming a full-time artist.

For Carolyn McMaster, getting a film produced In the midst of a pandemic was like summiting Everest in the harshest of weather.

Former Mrs. World, Alice Lee Giannetta, responds to inflammatory claims by pageant officials.

Public Relations executive and university professor Keith Green is training the next generation of communications professionals.

Architect Evan Jones marries design and marine biology to restore natural habitats.

Tohi Ventures’ Shari Coulter Ford discusses the groundbreaking elevation of the Aronia Berry, a historic yet under-commercialized superfood like no other!

Andres Carvallo has made a career of technology disruption. He's at it again with his new gig in "Connected Infrastructure."

Writing coach Rhonda Salvestrini helps corporate executives tell authentic, transformative stories.

A first-hand account is important as a matter of personal dignity, is made credible with the benefit of an impartial review and serves our social obligation to acquire reliable information.

Humanwire Founder Andrew Baron reflects on the charity's good work and unhappy ending.

Cancel culture is as old as the history and development of human ideas. We have always been clawing at a visceral, lizard-brain need to discredit our ideological opponents in the course of establishing our own intellectual prowess.