Culture & Taste

C-Suite
Marc Randolph: The Co-Founder of Netflix on Perseverance, Luck, and What Truly Makes Someone an Entrepreneur 
Randolph joined Hawke Talk to talk about the winding road of a career, and how small steps turn into big ideas by Erik Huberman
Sports
A Different Kind of Game: Tracy McGrady and Jeffrey Pollack’s Gen Z-Focused Basketball League Has High Hopes
McGrady has partnered with Jeffrey Pollack, a serial sports entrepreneur, to form the Ones Basketball League (OBL)
Sports
Julie Uhrman’s Visionary Leadership Propels Angel City Football Club To Success
Experience in business and as an entrepreneur, coupled with her passion for sports, has led Uhrman to become a force in the world of women’s professional soccer
Company Culture
The Philosophies That Help Gang Members Reenter Society Could Help Corporate America
I want to share these ideals of kinship, second chances, grace, and joy—values that should be present in the workplace and business community by Thomas Vozzo, Homeboy Industries

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Why the Hideaway Is the Premier Place for New-Era Power Lunches

The return of in-office work has increased foot traffic at The Hideaway during lunch, but it’s the...
By Jack Dolan

Conservation Time: With the Natural World in Peril, These Watch Companies Are Stepping Up and Diving In to Help

From sponsoring scientific expeditions to protecting species to supporting Foundations and so much more,...
By Degen Pener

Chef Dominique Crenn Balances Michelin Status and Community Support

The culinary tour de force and Rebel Chef author on the Restaurant Act, Rethink Food NYC, what she’s...
By Carole Dixon | West Hollywood Lifestyle Magazine

Let There Be Light at the End of the Tunnel

Tory DiPietro’s creative project brings hope at a time when it’s needed most.
By Jeremy Rosenberg

12 of the Best Outdoor Dining Experiences in Los Angeles

The city’s dining scene may not quite be what it was pre-COVID, but here are our selections for the best...
By Carole Dixon | West Hollywood Lifestyle Magazine

Managing Versus Leading

Managers tell people what to do. Leaders compel people to want to do something. Patrick MacLeamy, CEO...
By Patrick MacLeamy | HOK

Improving U.S.–China Relations Requires Free Speech

As tensions rise between the world’s two superpowers, solutions to release the volatile bilateral pressure...
By Chris Fenton | Feeding the Dragon

Michael Jordan and Lebron James Have a Few Things in Common, Just Not Their Favorite Cigars

There’s a necessary balance when it comes to being a celebrity, whether on the court or on the silver...
By David R. Weiss

Oil Nut Bay’s Sustainable BVI Development Gives Back

The exquisite development is in the business of changing people’s lives.
By Irene Rawlings

Brain Coach Jim Kwik’s Top Tips for Upgrading Your Brain

After a childhood fall damaged his brain, Kwik Learning founder and CEO Jim Kwik was plagued by learning...
By Sheean Hanlan | CSQ

Rande Gerber on Design, Friendship, Success, and Being a Good Neighbor

Decades ago, bar and nightlife entrepreneur Rande Gerber was working in commercial real estate when an...
By Carole Dixon | West Hollywood Lifestyle Magazine

How Facebook became “the most Chinese company in Silicon Valley”

An excerpt from Always Day One, a new book about tech giants’ work culture by Silicon Valley reporter Alex...
By Alex Kantrowitz | Always Day One



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