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Nicholas Thompson, CEO of The Atlantic and former Wired editor-in-chief, connects journalism’s future and artificial intelligence with the physical discipline of leadership, informed by his stewardship of a historic magazine’s financial turnaround under pressure.
Nabeel Qureshi, a Pakistani-American author and Christian apologist, explored religious evidence, the cultural costs of converting from Ahmadiyya Islam, and an approach to faith tested by terminal cancer in Seeking Allah, Finding Jesus and beyond.
Molly White, a software engineer, Wikipedia administrator, and technology researcher, documents cryptocurrency failures and tests industry promises against real consequences, examining financial speculation, lobbying, platform decay, and the fight to preserve the open web.
Milton Hershey made milk chocolate an everyday staple, then directed his wealth toward workers and children in need. His early bankruptcies illuminate a practical, lasting philosophy of manufacturing quality, community service, and business responsibility.
Miles Grimshaw, a venture investor at Thrive Capital and formerly Benchmark, treats startup growth as biology rather than rigid physics, connecting that perspective to founder selection, multi-product expansion, and shifting capital dynamics in the AI era.
Miles Clements, an Accel partner investing in growth-stage AI, cloud, and enterprise software, brings a product manager’s focus on fundamentals to developer platforms, open-source communities, venture mechanics, and the evolving practice of AI-assisted coding.
Michelle Benfer, a technology executive who has led sales and revenue teams at HubSpot, BILL, and Litmos, offers a data-driven approach to scaling go-to-market organizations, diagnosing performance, and helping frontline managers navigate organizational change.
Michelle Adams, a University of Michigan law professor, studies how law constructed American segregation, especially how Milliken v. Bradley insulated Northern housing and education disparities from federal oversight and weakened prospects for metropolitan integration.