Leadership

"Why?" We never get to ask the person who died. We can only infer from notes left behind, snippets of last conversations and changes in behavior.

The litmus test for talking about suicide is to substitute the word "cancer" for the word "suicide" to see if the sentence still makes sense or if it has a negative connotation.

As managers debate the future of remote work, the model of the 9-to-5 work day needs to adapt, too, and in some cases be eliminated.

Studies show that the quantity and quality of sleep have declined steadily, and sleep loss can make it more challenging to maintain focus and vigilance.

Here’s a four-step plan to initiate a systematic process to uncover, screen and scale the best ideas using an innovation portfolio approach.

Leaders can take bold and visible positions declaring suicide prevention and mental health promotion critical community concerns.

The gender gap is societally based, and change needs to happen at a core level. Not just with how men see women in the industry, but with how women see themselves.

Insurance performance through inflation cycles.