Chazen Global Insights Archive

America regularly holds the longest political contests of any democracy, but there’s little evidence that a lengthy consideration period leads to better choices.

There’ve been tremendous strides in terms of acceptance of LGBTQ people both in the world and the workplace in just the past few years, Fred Hochberg ’75, chairman of the Export-Import Bank explains, but there’s still a ways to go.

After numerous missteps, a new funding structure may finally give the country what it needs.

Co-founded by Nili Gilbert ’03, Matarin Capital Management aims to return integrity to finance.

You should have two versions of your career story: a social pitch and a longer interview pitch.

As CEO of the Children’s Aid Society, Phoebe Boyer ’93 works to ensure that kids in some of the most challenging neighborhoods in New York City “have the potential to develop into happy, healthy, and productive adults.”

Many popular beliefs surrounding cross-border commerce are debunked by data

With the co-founding of LOLA, Jordana Kier  ’14 aims to revolutionize feminine care.

George Tan, CEO of MetLife China, explains his country’s runaway success in the online world.

The country’s lumbering growth in the wake of the financial recession has been blamed on a number of macro-economic trends, but corporate risk-aversion has played a role too.

Is it conceivable that Donald Trump could win the US presidency? And how did his candidacy get this far in the first place?

Solemates was created by Becca Brown ’07 and Monica Ferguson ’07, two women who hated to ruin their shoes. They provide shoe care solutions for women who love shoes as much as they do.

The rise of companies like Uber and TaskRabbit has revolutionized the way we consume goods and services. How is the sharing economy shaping the future of business?

The savviest campaigners leverage lessons from the private sector for success on the stump.