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On World Poverty Day, why ending poverty is not enough

Efosa Ojomo

On World Poverty Day, why ending poverty is not enough

For the first time in our lifetime, the percentage of the global population living in extreme poverty is less than 10%. Many celebrate this achievement. But maybe they shouldn’t.

Oct 17, 2019

Efosa Ojomo

Innovators Worth Watching: EverlyWell

Jessica Plante

Innovators Worth Watching: EverlyWell

Healthcare consumers are looking more and more for convenience. Could at-home medical testing be the next step in making care truly convenient? Our latest Innovators Worth Watching post!

Oct 10, 2019

Jessica Plante

These bold Nigerian companies are targeting nonconsumption, and winning

Efosa Ojomo

These bold Nigerian companies are targeting nonconsumption, and winning

In countries like Nigeria, there’s still a long way to go in democratizing basic products and services. Fortunately, new ventures are addressing this issue and transforming lives in the process.

Oct 3, 2019

Efosa Ojomo

When bootcamps go big: from coworking space to lifelong learning behemoth

Richard Price

When bootcamps go big: from coworking space to lifelong learning behemoth

For our recent paper, Betting on Bootcamps, we did a deep dive with seven bootcamps. Our fourth profile is on General Assembly, a global education provider that is setting the pace for bootcamps in the corporate training...

Oct 1, 2019

Richard Price

What’s the key to ending vaping? Not following smoking’s roadmap

Jessica Plante

What’s the key to ending vaping? Not following smoking’s roadmap

Teen vape use is a rising public health crisis. But doing what’s worked in the past may not be enough.

Sept 24, 2019

Jessica Plante

There’s a better solution to America’s immigration crisis

Lincoln Wilcox

There’s a better solution to America’s immigration crisis

Both migrants and governments would benefit from a better solution to the immigration crisis. Finding it will require thinking about the problem differently.

Sept 19, 2019

Lincoln Wilcox

Innovators Creating Prosperity: Lifestores Healthcare

Efosa Ojomo

Innovators Creating Prosperity: Lifestores Healthcare

We caught up with Bryan Mezue, CEO and co-founder of Lifestores Healthcare, to learn how his company is making needed medications affordable and accessible to millions in Nigeria and beyond.

Sept 17, 2019

Efosa Ojomo

Innovators Worth Watching: One Medical

Jessica Plante

Innovators Worth Watching: One Medical

Use of primary care is dropping among young adults. Tech-heavy models, like One Medical, could bring them back.

Sept 12, 2019

Jessica Plante

Nonconsumption: the fiercest competitor you didn’t know you had

Efosa Ojomo

Nonconsumption: the fiercest competitor you didn’t know you had

If nonconsumption were a company in many of the emerging and frontier markets where it’s most prevalent, it would have a monopoly in most industries.

Aug 27, 2019

Efosa Ojomo

Prevention, not prescription: How to better address the chronic disease epidemic

Jessica Plante

Prevention, not prescription: How to better address the chronic disease epidemic

90% of our nation's healthcare expenditures go toward chronic diseases—many of which are preventable. What can providers do to help?

Aug 27, 2019

Jessica Plante

Policymakers: You know there’s more to health than medical care. Now what?

Jessica Plante

Policymakers: You know there’s more to health than medical care. Now what?

Social determinants have twice the impact on health as medical care, yet our fragmented healthcare system is ill-equipped to address them. These three organizations may have answers.

Aug 1, 2019

Jessica Plante

Online preschool and the ethics of disruption

Chelsea Waite

Online preschool and the ethics of disruption

An open mind to innovation, paired with rigorous attention to inclusive design, could more quickly accelerate towards a world where every child arrives in kindergarten prepared to learn.

July 25, 2019

Chelsea Waite

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