INSIGHTS

Four research-driven strategies that next-gen leaders can use to harness their family story to their own purposes.

See how Saybrook helped a pioneering social policy think tank communicate 50 years of impact.

How can families use historical narrative not only to preserve and share meaningful stories, but also to help them write their next chapter?

How Andreas Eberhardt helped one German family reinvent their foundation in response to startling revelations about their past.

Tech leader Rishi Jaity explains why historical thinking will help the tech sector fulfill the larger civic and social purpose of its work.

An interview with Jeremy Lowenstein, who used the tale of an extraordinary woman to revitalize a famed nail care brand.

Understanding what's different about the Silicon Valley Bank collapse, and what's not, is the key to effective banking regulation.

At its best, Black History Month can help organizations learn what more must be done to realize the promise of a truly diverse workforce.

ChatGPT should prompt a conversation about how best to marry humanistic skills with AI’s capabilities for the benefit of humankind.

A former U.S. diplomat, Lowenstein was also a man of exceptional energy, with a boundless enthusiasm for all that was good in life.

Far from wallowing in regret, asking “what might have been?” can open up a powerful mode of learning and analysis.

The best way to combat the corrosive effects of nostalgia is not to block out the past; it's to engage with the past in a thoughtful way.