What are the most pressing matters facing global businesses? We pick the brains of BRG professionals and other luminaries about the big issues of the day in finance, healthcare, security, and other sectors.
David Teece speaks with Tamara Box, a partner and leading lawyer in the Structured Finance team of Reed Smith.
Kenny Grant and Calvin Qiu discuss developments and potential challenges in this new but growing area of investigation.
Daniel Ryan and Amy Worley discuss the global impact of emerging data privacy and digital asset regulations.
David Teece and Anthony Norton discuss competition law in South Africa, pro bono work, and constitutional democracy.
Kevin Hamilton and Michael Canale discuss what stablecoins are, why they’re under fire, and how they can transform the way we spend; and what makes a token viable for investors and businesses.
David Teece speaks with James Libson, managing partner of Mishcon de Reya.
David Teece speaks with John Quinn, founder of the global litigation firm Quinn Emanuel Urquhart & Sullivan.
David Teece speaks with Bill Baldiga of the law firm Brown Rudnick.
We discuss the impact the pandemic has had on normal economic activity.
Peggy Daley discusses the Telephone Consumer Protection Act, penalties for violating the act, and shifts that technologies have caused in TCPA cases.
Roberto Cunha discusses how the Hotelling rule has prevailed in today's economy.
Elizabeth Arnold talks about how COVID-19 has changed the workplace environment and how well employees are complying with the employment law for remote workers.
David Lewin joins Michael Whalen to discuss the effect the California AB5 ruling has had on the gig economy in Silicon Valley and the tech sector.
David Teece discusses challenges to Adam Smith’s paradigms of international economics and the one-year anniversary of the New Enlightenment conference.
Jennifer Mannino discusses her background in investigations and how advancement in technology has affected the way she conducts business. She also compares past, present, and future capabilities in investigations.
Mukesh Gangwal and Paul Osborne moderated a discussion with Dr. K. Ranga Krishnan (CEO, Rush University System for Health) and Daniel DeBarba, Jr. (CFO, Catholic Health Services of Long Island) to discuss how their organizations are responding to the clinical challenges brought on by the pandemic and the biggest financial and operations issues they are facing.
Mukesh Gangwal and Paul Osborne moderated a discussion about COVID-19 governmental funding sources and how health systems will restart operations under a new-normal environment.
Christopher Goncalves and Robert Stoddard discuss how COVID-19 has played an important role in the recent record-low oil prices and the pandemic’s effect on oil and natural gas.
Brad Cornell and Peter Keller discuss how COVID-19 has affected the financial markets and clean energy efforts.
Roger Kaiser and Greg Russo discuss potential ways to forecast the COVID-19’s pandemic’s effect on the economy and the energy sector.
John Kelliher, Paul Osborne, and Haywood Miller discuss topics including the effect COVID-19 has had on clinical and business models for healthcare providers, and potential strategies to stabilize finances.
Katie Norris and Matt Turetzky (Norton Law Firm) discuss topics including FCA matters within the healthcare industry and challenges defendants may face in false claims.
Orlando Alvarez explains how strategic agenda management can help measure the success of specific strategies in the rapidly evolving healthcare industry.
Steven Parker discusses the evolving regulatory environment on mainland China and what it could mean for future joint ventures in the country.
Dr. Shireen Meer discusses cartels, whistleblowing and the US Department of Justice’s antitrust Leniency Program.
Bradford Cornell talks about a realistic timeline for moving past carbon-based fuels, upgrading energy infrastructure and how to make the cost of carbon clear to consumers.
