In this episode, host Keith Knoke, Chair of the Board for Inogen Alliance from Antea Group USA, is joined by Alizabeth Smith (Antea Group USA) and Chris Trim (Peter J. Ramsay & Associates Australia) to discuss how risk management is evolving in 2026.

Lenovo is supporting the advancement of the Integrated Dreams mission through the Football for All Leadership Programme, the first international programme specifically designed to promote employability, entrepreneurship and networking of people with disabilities

For Cynthia Garrido, working in the port industry means being part of a broader transformation. As Personnel Planning Supervisor at DP World’s operations in Callao, Peru, she plays a key role in coordinating operational staff and ensuring the smooth execution of daily operations.

Kenvue Canada and Fuel Transport took a practical step toward lower-emissions logistics earlier this year—launching a pilot to test electric freight delivery across select urban routes in the Greater Toronto Area(GTA). Known as theElectric Loop (eLoop)

Kiplinger readers have named KeyBank “Outstanding” across every core category in the National Bank segment of the 2026 Readers’ Choice Awards, a distinction determined entirely by the customers who bank with them every day.

Across New Jersey, thousands of families rely on local nonprofits every day for meals, transportation, shelter and other essential support. Through partnerships with community organizations, the PSEG Foundation helps connect residents with critical resources during times of need.

Japan has made major strides in corporate governance over the past decade. Reforms have included increasing board independence and modernizing committee structures. Yet one component of Japanese boards remains relatively unchanged: age. That’s a material oversight, in our view.

CVS Health® (NYSE: CVS), released “Navigating the Digital Health Literacy Gap,” a research-based white paper revealing a significant gap between older Americans’ current ability to navigate digital health tools and their interest and openness to learning more.

AI is no longer just a technology wave; it is the operating system of our modern economy.

Gen Z came of age with volatility and screens. Their outlook blends digital fluency with financial caution: they want clarity, control, and immediacy—without downside surprises.