Twelve years ago, Paul Chadha took on pro bono work to help out theaters in his native Chicago, and a chance encounter with an actor introduced him to the most impactful project of his life
From inventive restaurants and TV shows to high-quality catering and cookware, chef Mark McEwan has built a sweeping culinary empire. Up next: grocery stores.
Monica Lozano has leveraged news desks, corner offices, and corporate boards to drive positive change for the Hispanic community
MG McGrath details its current and past work in the architectural-sheet-metal business, cladding such landmark structures as the Denver Art Museum and the Minnesota Multi-Purpose Stadium
Technology in business is constantly changing. To remain relevant, CIOs are stepping out of the shadows to become true business partners. Roger Parks explains how a CIO should balance the need to “keep the lights on” while pursuing greater innovation
Israel Martinez sits at the forefront of a new war, one concerned with data, critical infrastructure, digital identity, and reputation. Inside his efforts to change how companies perceive and respond to the threats of our cyber world.
After acquiring 50 companies in just five years, 3D Systems is primed to make 3-D printing a part of daily life
Reality television in its current format has been in the primetime for more than 30 years in the United States. Renaissance woman Gabriela Cocco-Sanchez is bringing Latin reality television to that level and creating Hispanic American stars for the millennial audience
After nearly 50 years sitting cramped on the Upper East Side in New York City, the Whitney Museum of American Art received an offer on a large lot in the Meatpacking District and built a Renzo Piano-designed space that will open up all sorts of curatorial possibilities
After an $11 million lawsuit and a failed IPO, Dan Serpico stepped in to stabilize FusionStorm, modifying company culture and building partnerships to drive growth