Generative leaders can increase innovative outcomes in three high-value ways. It’s no secret that the human context of work took on new importance during the pandemic. Almost overnight, priorities for […]Read More
Originally Published in August 2020 If you’ve ever been frustrated by short, impersonal visits to your primary care doctor, you’re not alone. Turns out, that conveyer-belt approach is a symptom […]Read More
Space has captivated the imagination of humankind since history began. Early societies tracked planetary movement and oriented buildings and other structures accordingly, navigators relied on the stars to make their […]Read More
Brooke Waupsh on how her startup, Swoovy, brings people together through volunteering. Dating via app has been commonplace for years—but it can still be an uncomfortable, inconsistent experience. A few […]Read More
Once upon a time in the Southwest, a grand state wrapped in mountains and deserts, forests and plains, rivers and sea, emerged in primitive form, built on cotton, cattle, oil, […]Read More
The construction industry plays a significant role in the wellbeing of the US economy, and over the next several years, it will hold a leading responsibility in moving Texas forward as […]Read More
Effective innovation requires these 3 empathetic components to maximize potential and outcomes. The past year has been tumultuous. Each of us has had to maneuver through new situations, which left […]Read More
Our state has a long legacy of inventors. Here are just a few of the Texas innovations that you may have in your fridge, in your pocket, or even in […]Read More
A Conversation with Dr. Nicholas Paine and Jeff Cardenas of Apptronik When you talk to Dr. Nicholas Paine and Jeff Cardenas of Austin-based Apptronik, you definitely get the sense that […]Read More
As of late August, Austin-based R&D lab Nanohmics has officially begun its first test of a product on the International Space Station. Nanohmics president and cofounder Mike Mayo spoke with […]Read More
