Assistant Managing Editor, Communities and Leadership
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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By: Diane Brady, Orianna Rosa Royle
Mercer CEO Martine Ferland has prepared her successor. Her next best practice? Get out of the way.
By: Nicholas Gordon, Diane Brady
Speakers at the Fortune Innovation Forum in Hong Kong provided some fodder for the debate over U.S.-China relations.
By: Diane Brady
Shareholders’ support for Disney’s slate of directors is a win for impact investors and those who believe companies must answer to multiple stakeholders.
AI is a big reason why.
By: Diane Brady, Nicholas Gordon
Good morning. In this quarter's CEO survey from Fortune and Deloitte , CEOs reported rising optimism, with 27% of chief executives feeling
Shareholder displeasure with a Masimo Corp. acquisition opened the door to an activist investor.
Good morning. At our Brainstorm Design conference in Macau a few months ago, an architect sketched a few lines and had an AI tool turn them
By: Nicholas Gordon, Diane Brady
Microsoft alums are popping up at AI-focused companies and in AI-focused roles.
By: Nicholas Gordon, Diane Brady
Furry patients are unencumbered by privacy laws and other well-intentioned regulations that slow innovation.
By: Diane Brady, Nicholas Gordon
There was one undisputed winner of the pandemic era: pets. People adopted more pets , spent more time with them , and lavished them with more
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