As businesses adapt to technological disruption, citizens are asking why their governments seem stuck in slow motion.
As businesses adapt to technological disruption, citizens are asking why their governments seem stuck in slow motion.
Adaptation is the name of the game: the story of the Fortune 500 reveals how reinvention, innovation, and a venture mindset are essential for surviving relentless market shifts.
Reinvention is never a solo journey. It’s shaped by the people we work with, the communities we serve, and the relationships we build. Empathy weaves these elements together, turning change into progress and ambition into purpose.
In a world that demands constant adaptation, living with curiosity, awareness, intentionality, confidence, freedom, and discipline is an act of self-empowerment.
Mindset is the invisible lens that refracts how we see opportunity, confront failure, and transform mere ideas into living, breathing ventures.
Two young entrepreneurs this week reminded me of the power of reinvention—not just in the work we do, but in how we approach relationships, learning, and leadership.
“Growing up in Gyumri, Armenia’s second city, I was surrounded by traditions that often-placed limitations on women. My dream was always to escape, to leave for Yerevan, the capital, and start a new life. But life had other plans for me, and I’m glad it did."
The future of education in emerging Europe—and everywhere—demands a radical shift. A revolution, not reform. The question is: will we have the courage to start over?
While attitudes are slowly changing, many people with mental health issues in the emerging Europe region still hesitate to seek help, fearing judgment or misunderstanding.
With help from EIT Health, a team in Poland is reinventing the way we diagnose and treat mental illness.
Just as the region has leapfrogged in areas like economic transition, technology and digital governance, it can also become a global leader in political stability and democratic innovation.