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AI is already in the classroom. Now what?
The third edition of AI for Teaching Day made one thing clear: the debate is no longer whether artificial intelligence will change education. It’s who leads that change, and how fast.
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Private equity as a courtship, with Javier Rosales
Javier Rosales, President of Alvic, explains why before talking about funds you need a family plan first — and why knowing your partner will leave, and for money, is the starting point, not the problem.
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Necessary Conversations: Has solidarity come to an end?
Milagros Pérez Oliva, Hatim Azahri and Jorge Galindo opened the Necessary Conversations series at Esade’s Institute for Social Innovation by asking whether solidarity has broken down — or whether we have simply stopped recognizing it.
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How inclusivity can scale with financial sustainability
As more companies recognize neurodivergent talent as a competitive advantage, the Danish social enterprise Specialisterne faces a difficult question: how can inclusion scale without compromising financial sustainability?
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Growing up between two cultures to lead in all of them
Joanna Wong has spent years crossing borders and switching industries without waiting to have all the answers. Here she breaks down what it means to lead in vastly different contexts — and why staying put always costs more.
Sustainability Week 2026
Sustainability Week 2026
What does China want?
China is redefining what it means to be a global superpower—and doing so on its own terms. In this episode of Do Better Podcast, Dr. Yu Jie unpacks the country’s economic transition, geopolitical strategy, and shifting global ambitions for the years ahead.
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