Learn how effective employee onboarding can boost new hire productivity by over 60% and reduce turnover by nearly 50%. Get expert insights and implement four actionable strategies that include preboarding, manager involvement, buddy systems, and success measurement.

Journalist Sam Tanenhaus discusses his authorized biography of conservative intellectual William F. Buckley Jr., exploring how Buckley transformed American conservatism from 1950-1980 and examining his legacy's relevance to today.

Professor Elizabeth "Beta" Mannix from Cornell's Johnson Graduate School of Management says that building resilience is the key to thriving—not just surviving—amid today's unprecedented political, economic, and technological challenges. Learn to turn stress into growth opportunities at both personal and organizational levels.

This podcast features Cornell Professor Dirk Swart and AT&T Business executives discussing how companies can navigate the practical challenges of scaling AI from innovation to mainstream adoption, covering topics like building capabilities, data governance, talent development, and enterprise-wide implementation based on AT&T's real-world experience.

This conversation with former ABC News White House Correspondent MaryAlice Parks and former U.S. Senate Chief of Staff Mark Bayer will reveal insider strategies for how to effectively pitch stories to major news networks and increase your chances of gaining national media coverage.

This podcast discusses how Varo Bank is using AI and machine learning to serve underserved populations by reducing costs and better assessing risk through real-time cashflow data rather than traditional credit scores. The conversation demonstrates how AI-powered fraud detection, personalized lending, and automated customer service are democratizing financial services for the 180 million Americans living paycheck to paycheck. Don't miss this opportunity to learn how AI is shaping the future of financial services.

Two tech experts chat about how AI is shaking up the workplace, sharing real-world tips on how to ride this wave instead of getting wiped out by it.

Cornell's Nicola Fabrizio explores how developing emotional intelligence through its five key components (self-awareness, self-regulation, empathy, social skills, and motivation) can enhance leadership effectiveness, personal relationships, and professional success through practical techniques and strategies.

Cornell's Global Labor Institute experts lead a discussion on how U.S. and EU approaches to forced labor regulations, including the EU's 2025 ban, impact global trade and labor practices.

The European Commission unveiled its AI Continent Action Plan, aiming to establish Europe as a global AI leader through initiatives in manufacturing, data infrastructure, and talent development, while maintaining a focus on democratic values and collaboration.

How does team diversity influence perceptions of creativity? Despite mixed evidence on the direct relationship between demographic diversity and creative outcomes, people generally tend to believe that diverse teams are inherently more creative.

Drawing from his experience as both a former CEO and Cornell faculty member, Robert Newman explains why honest communication is essential for team success, emphasizing that truth telling requires sharing genuine concerns and values, even when uncomfortable. He argues that creating psychological safety for honest dialogue isn't just morally right, but practically necessary for building high-performing teams with deeper trust and motivation. Rather than forcing agreement, Newman stresses that the goal of truth telling is to foster mutual understanding and empathy among team members.

Join Cornell wine expert Cheryl Stanley as she guides us through a tasting of wine from France’s famous Loire Valley. We’ll dig into some well-known appellations and discover some unsung beauties, too. As always, Cheryl encourages us to broaden our palette and appreciate wine in new, insightful ways.

True communication excellence isn't about the latest tech — it's about understanding fundamental principles and developing your unique voice. This skill-based session — led by Maria Wolfe, a senior lecturer in the Cornell Nolan School of Hotel Administration — will show you how to harness these essentials to become a more compelling communicator who drives results.

Lisa Csencsits from Cornell's ILR School leads a discussion of how HR analytics has evolved from a novel approach to a fundamental business necessity, with 2025 bringing heightened expectations and capabilities.

Former U.S. Chief Technology Officer Aneesh Chopra joins Lutz Finger, a visiting senior lecturer at Cornell, for a conversation on the future of AI-driven innovation.

As development of the space technology sector grows, new opportunities for the private sector are becoming more accessible than ever before. Join us to explore the dynamic world of space technology with the New York Consortium for Space Technology led by Cornell University.

We all have scores of decisions to make every day, and we often want to move quickly. Cheryl Einhorn, an adjunct professor at Cornell Tech, helps us understand how to think of past decisions as a dataset you can mine for insights to make better future decisions.