Esquire’s Michael Sebastian on the workday of a magazine editor in the age of TikTok and AI The editor in chief of Esquire represents something of a paradox: a digital native who came up through the ranks of online journalism.
The fractional factor: The Board’s April Uchitel is helping redefine executive talent strategy When April Uchitel’s recent LinkedIn post about fractional talent exploded with nearly 1,300 likes, she knew it had struck a nerve. The post didn't just go viral — it was prophetic, serving as a manifesto of sorts for a work revolution Uchitel has helped drive in her role as CEO...
It’s not just about a dress code: How RTO is reshaping workplace fashion and culture The RTO movement has transcended policy to become a fashion obsession. From Prada’s “Now That We’re Here” campaign to Stella McCartney's fresh take on the power suit, major fashion houses are leaning into workplace themes, reflecting a broader cultural shift back to structure and professionalism.
Parenting playbook: How kid-rearing tips are helping Willa Bennett reignite Cosmopolitan and Seventeen Since taking charge last September, editor-in-chief Willa Bennett has brought her tech savvy and knack for driving engagement to two of consumer publishing's most iconic titles. Her secret weapon? Parenting books, of all things.
Companies turn to employee resource groups to manage internal discourse around the abortion ruling Companies are using ERGs to facilitate employee conversations, as well as executive leadership sending companywide emails to employees stressing their support for their teams’ wellbeing and the availability of managers for support.
Why businesses helping employees get abortions could face legal minefield With Roe being tossed, employers will now want to revisit their policies on travel and reimbursement for abortions, family planning consultations and healthcare coverage, warn lawyers.