The “I Have A Dream” speech Dr. King gave on the steps of the Lincoln Memorial on August 28, 1963 became the most celebrated moment of his civil rights work, but it was not the first time he uttered the phrase.

While it is clear Trump and his supporters will not go gently into that good night, it is the majority of us Americans who are now raging against the dying of the light.

The convergence of algorithmic advances, data proliferation, and tremendous increases in computing power and storage has singlehandedly propelled AI. But what is AI exactly and how will it change industries in the future?

Inclusion and diversity have been at the forefront during this year’s crisis— as of November 7th, 2020, a change of American political hands marks a moment of hopeful respite, as we usher in a new era for business recovery, resilience, and reimagination.

When the superentrepreneur collides with the superathlete, we enter into a world with no boundaries and no limits.

While the current mission remains to keep people as safe as possible, we have begun to see a shift in discussion from framing the challenges decision-makers and leaders have been faced with to the changes they have started to implement in order to navigate the next steps beyond COVID-19.