Curb Your (Negative) Enthusiasm By: Maggie Bellville, Partner, CarterBaldwin Are you a copycat? Well according to a recent study in the New England Journal of Medicine, you probably are. People copy people at work, at home and at play. For example, folks are more likely to be overweight if they have a friend or relative […]

Robin Castellani Partner, Porter Novelli                                              Harnessing the Power of Behavior Change for Companies in the Private Sector By: Robin Castellani, Partner, Porter Novelli The classic definition of behavior change marketing is as follows: the practice of using marketing techniques to convince people to voluntarily change their behaviors, classically for positive health or social […]

 Interview with Claire Arnold 1. What path or events led you to a career in technology? After using technology in progressively important ways through several job changes, I worked in a company where technology was a tool used to make a competitive cost advantage. As CEO of that company, I never felt I had to […]

Co-founder, former CEO and Board Chair Sun Microsystems, Inc., and Founder, Curriki.org, and Chairman of Wayin, Inc.founded Sun Microsystems, Inc. in 1982, serving as Chief Executive Officer and Board Chairman for over 22 years.  During his tenure, McNealy transformed Sun from a Silicon Valley start-up to a leading provider of network computing. In October 2011, […]

August 2007 Kendall Alley has been appointed Wachovia Corp.’s new Atlanta president. James Tally is stepping down as CEO of Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta. Emory University has hired Dr. Fred Sanfilippo as the new CEO for Woodruff Health Sciences Center, chairman of Emory Healthcare and EVP of health affairs. Dr. Otis Brawley at Emory University’s […]