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NEW: A CEO Brief for Responsible AI Use
Artificial intelligence is rapidly reshaping how businesses work, make decisions and innovate. Our new CEO Brief for Responsible AI Use is ...
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Alex Taylor joins The B Team
September 10, 2026, New York: Last January, as conversation in Davos was intensely focused on artificial intelligence (AI), Alex Taylor use...
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What business owes the people it depends on
Mary Robinson, former President of Ireland, a member of The Elders and a co-founder of Project Dandelion, challenges business leaders on su...
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Renewable Freedom is the biggest opportunity of our time
Jean Oelwang, Founding CEO of Virgin Unite and Planetary Guardians, reflects on how business can seize the opportunity.
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The B Team Impact Report 2025
In 2025, the easier path was clear. But for B Team Leaders, that was not an option. The stories in this report show what leadership looks l...
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Breathing new life and resilience into the energy sector
Ester Baiget, President and CEO of Novonesis and Vice-Chair of The B Team, reflects on building a more balanced and resilient energy system.
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It is time for new leadership
Jesper Brodin, Chair of The B Team, shares five principles for effective leadership and reflects on his time as the CEO of IKEA.
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Redefining what success really means
Former CEO of Engie and co-founder and CEO of Blunomy, Isabelle Kocher de Leyritz reflects on what this moment demands of leaders today.
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Energy markets and how Asia is rewiring the global economy
Paul Polman, investor, philanthropist and former CEO of Unilever, on the strategic choice facing Western leaders.
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A case for the Olympics
Andrew Liveris, President of Brisbane 2032, reflects on the Olympic movement showing how countries can compete without becoming adversaries.
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