The London Festival of Architecture chose a deceptively simple word for its 2026 theme: belonging. Not skyline. Not innovation. Not resilience. Not density, sustainability, mobility, or growth. Belonging. That choice matters because architecture is one of the places where abstract human needs become concrete. A doorway can invite or intimidate. A plaza can linger or…
Two pharmaceutical sales cultures were being asked to become one. On the surface, they seemed similar. They sold in the same broad industry. They understood customers, products, territories, numbers, incentives, and pressure. But underneath the surface, they were different tribes. They dressed differently, spoke differently, valued different kinds of proof, and carried different stories about…
One of the more interesting stories in the future-of-work conversation is not that older executives want people back in the office. That story has been told so often it has become predictable. The more interesting story is that some younger workers may want, or at least need, more of the office than we expected. Recent…