Answers to age-old questions about the nearly 14 billion years of cosmic history are closer than ever, Axios' Miriam Kramer and Alison Snyder write.
I have received many reader requests for advice on how to think about segmentation when creating strategy. Segmentation is a huge subject with which I could fill several books, so I thought I would focus on the few key things about which I always think when I am working on segmentation and strategy. To that end, I have dedicated my 39th Year II Playing to Win/ Practitioner Insights (PTW/PI) piece to Segmentation & Strategy: Three Important Truths. You can find the previous 91 PTW/PI here.
Vladimir Lenin once declared: “There are decades where nothing happens; and there are weeks where decades happen.” 2022 was a year where decades happened. It was a very exponential year. Over thirty years, in advising over twenty-two winning global presidential campaigns, we’ve learned there are two kinds...
This week in New York City for the first time in three years—before Covid-19—the 77th United Nations General Assembly convenes to create traffic jams and talk about the institution’s future. Across a parade of global presidents addressing this 77-year-old body, one thing is clear: The politics...
As a former four-time All American Decathlete, I’m deeply proud of the USA Track and Field team’s performance last month at the World Championships in Eugene, Oregon. Over three decades, it’s been our honor to work with Nike and USA Track and Field—and the sport’s amazing athletes, coaches, officials, and people. In...
THAI CAVE RESCUE: REAL TIME—IN THE MOVIES “They’ll be making movies about this . . . .” David Morey Fox & Friends July 9, 2018 It’s 2018, and the summer’s monsoon rains arrive early to conspire and create a drama we cannot forget—captured this month in a movie by Director...
Below please find an excellent article by my friends and partners, Bob Perkins and Scott Miller, on the power of their “We Need Smith” research and strategic thinking—inspired by the memorable Jimmy Stewart movie. See some great recommendations and optimism within. And great luck playing offense. David It...
Inside the hurricane of today’s swirling crises, take what might be termed a “Shultz Hour.” As a young aide on the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, sometimes sitting behind then Senator Joe Biden, I was always impressed with Secretary of State George Shultz’s candor, calm, and...