Diane Brady is an Assistant Managing Editor at Forbes, specializing in communities and leadership. With a background in consulting and journalism, Diane brings a unique perspective to her articles, which cover a range of topics including technology, entrepreneurship, corporate culture, and career development.
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Diane Brady's coverage revolves around business, government and politics, with a strong emphasis on expert commentary and profile features. She appears to be interested in stories about prominent business figures, CEOs, and their companies.
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Good morning. Tesla reported strong earnings yesterday and CEO Elon Musk continued to pump up his fans. (Raise your hand if you want preorder
CEOs increasingly need to understand the complexities of geopolitical change and incorporate it into their strategies.
Good morning. I attended a book party, supported by the executive search consultancy Spencer Stuart at Blackstone headquarters, to celebrate
There is cause to be optimistic about the growth potential of Africa
Good morning from Riyadh, where I'm attending the eighth annual conference of the Future Investment Initiative (FII) Institute . This is a nonprofit
Culture and art as a source of growth.
Good morning. Like the pain of labor, the angst induced by this U.S. election will hopefully fade once we are presented with the results.
A conversation with Malcolm Gladwell.
Good morning. A few thoughts as we try to read the tea leaves to discern who is likely to win tomorrow's U.S. election.
It's a matter of time before we see a deepfake CEO scandal that sends a stock price dropping.
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