TED@BCG Toronto—2018

How can you create something beautiful out of something that’s devastating? Anirudh Sharma shows a device that transforms air pollution, which leads to millions of deaths each year, into ink.

According to BCG’s Martin Danoesastro, successfully changing the workplace takes employees adopting new strategies and leaving old philosophies behind.

Organizations are evolving rapidly, and they're counting on their future leaders to lead with more speed, trust, and cooperation than they do today.

A company hires a bright new employee on a multimillion-dollar contract. She sets up time to meet her new team members, but most of her appointments are postponed or ignored. This employee is technology, and it's a scenario playing out in companies around the globe.

Looking closely can save a life, change a company, and offer insight into behavior. In every aspect of our lives, Amy Herman urges us: look again.

Chieh Huang explores the balance between micromanagement and autonomy. One stifles creativity and the other introduces risk. He suggests one basic solution.

Public discourse is broken. BCG’s Julia Dhar shares three techniques to reshape how we talk with—and disagree with—each other.

The world economy is far from dead. As BCG’s Arindam Bhattacharya explains, it’s growing.

Previously overlooked entrepreneurs now have the opportunity to access vital capital, all thanks to custom risk models and algorithms.

By urging governments and tech titans to invest their brainpower for win-win strategic partnerships on a micro and macro level.