Would you trust someone with your money if the “interview” for the job was a fifty-page pitch deck and a decade-long commitment? That’s essentially what happens every time someone becomes a limited partner in a venture capital fund. I sat down again with former Wharton professor and venture capitalist David Bell for part two of…
Why can’t you buy Vegemite in Philadelphia — and what does that have to do with building a wildly profitable online brand? There are invisible forces shaping what you buy. Where you live. Who’s around you. What your local stores do — and don’t — carry. Most of the time, you don’t even realize a…
IQ scores have been sliding since 1970, and Lorraine Marchand thinks AI is quietly speeding that up. She’s also in the middle of building an agentic AI board of directors for her own company — one she jokes could someday vote to fire her. Lorraine teaches management at Columbia Business School and has advised Fortune…