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Former New York Times cyber reporter and cyber investor Nicole Perlroth discusses new threats facing global security from AI-enabled cyberwarfare and influence campaigns.

Eric Ben-Artzi and Ellen Pao on the personal and professional costs of challenging powerful institutions.

Stanford professors Anat Admati and Amit Seru share their views on the banking industry, the Federal Reserve, and Fed chair nominee Kevin Warsh.

University of Chicago Booth Professor Linda Ginzel and Stanford GSB Senior Associate Dean Deborah Gruenfeld on the moments that shape how we lead.

CASI-hosted discussions examine monetary policy and institutional power with the incoming Federal Reserve chairman.

Award-winning former New York Times investigative reporter shares his views on China after global integration.

Stanford MBA and CASI Leader Santiago Paz Ojeda shares how he’s using blended finance, technology, and GSB insights to advance public services in Peru.

Navy reservist, CASI Co-Director, and MBA candidate Alexis Opferman shares how GSB is sharpening her leadership and problem-solving—and how she’s applying those lessons in service.

The 2025 BBC Reith Lecturer examines Big Tech’s power, the erosion of agency, and the moral choices societies must now confront.

New York Times investigative journalist Michael Forsythe talks with Stanford GSB Professor Anat Admati about the hidden influence of political and corporate institutions.

Pulitzer-prize winning New York Times investigative reporter Walt Bogdanich shares his thoughts on the value of exposing truth with Stanford GSB’s Anat Admati.

New York Times investigative reporters, Walt Bogdanich and Michael Forsythe, discuss the hidden influence of global consulting.

Historian and author Rutger Bregman reexamines how we define meaningful success with Stanford GSB Professor Anat Admati.

The GSB’s new dean discusses reframing business education to emphasize judgment, adaptability, and principled leadership.

Richard Messick recaps the Global Capitalism, Trust & Accountability Conference, where experts discussed how global corruption works and ways to confront it.

Jennifer Taub reveals how weak enforcement, regulatory capture, and “accountability theater” perpetuate corporate misconduct and erode public trust.

Elizabeth Pollman shows how legal safeguards designed to deter corporate misconduct frequently fail to hold directors and officers personally accountable.

Gerhard Schick explains how Germany’s CumEx and CumCum scandals exposed systemic failures in regulators, politics, banks, and media, letting tax fraud persist for decades.