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Jon Stojan's coverage spans a variety of themes, with an emphasis on content and publishing, healthcare and pharmaceuticals, home-related topics, as well as software and SaaS. His articles often feature industry-specific insights, profile features, or press releases.
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By: Jon Stojan
Weddings remain a top analogue event. Concerts went digital years ago, conferences run on apps and badges, but the wedding held out with paper invitations and printed guest lists. At the top of Dubai's market, that holdout has ended, and the technology now runs through the whole evening.
Drawing upon decades of boardroom experience, family tradition, and personal insight, Los Angeles-based consultant Marc Broidy brings a governance-focused perspective to the nonprofit sector, one grounded in stewardship, accountability, and continued contribution at different stages of life.
By: Jon Stojan
Corporate events are moving out of the expense column and into the growth conversation. In 2026, leadership teams are putting more money and scrutiny behind conferences, product launches, investor programs, sales meetings, and client gatherings. The reason is simple. When attention is scattered and digital outreach is crowded, a well-run live event can build trust, speed up decisions, and give a brand a real physical presence.
Aldrich Ames passed CIA polygraphs while betraying the agency. His story reveals why AI confidence can be a poor signal of accuracy.
Crypto losses fell in H1 2026, but attacks reached a record. Learn why admin keys, phishing, DNS, credentials, & governance are becoming critical security risks
By: Jon Stojan
In some governance attacks, the underlying smart contract operates as designed: a proposal satisfies the required voting conditions, passes, and triggers a transaction under the protocol’s established rules. Rather than exploiting a conventional coding flaw, an attacker may obtain enough voting power to influence the process and authorize the movement of treasury assets.
By: Jon Stojan
There is a conversation happening in households across America at the kitchen table, usually sometime in late summer when the fall sports registration email arrives, and parents find themselves asking a question an increasing number of families are asking every year: Can we actually afford this?
Integrated technology strategies make workplaces more adaptable for organizations and those they serve.
The Aesthetic Island founder discusses her approach to individualized treatments, client education and long-term planning in aesthetic care.
By: Jon Stojan
Learn how crypto, fintech, and other restricted-category brands are adapting to tighter Meta and TikTok ad policies with street interview marketing.
