Tomorrowʼs Minds at Work

IKNS Faculty and NASA Program Director Greg Robinson Featured in The Washington Post

IKNS Academic Director Christoph Meinrenken reflects on Robinson's impressive biography, the curriculum's mission, and alums.

Blair Bennett, Senior Vice President, Global Talent Acquisition at PepsiCo Joins Integrated Talent Management Class

Bennett discusses how PepsiCo lives and communicates its values and culture, and how it attracts and retains talent.

How to Serve Your Local Community on Martin Luther King Day

Honor Dr. King's legacy on Martin Luther King Day by giving back. 

Dr. Jayshree Seth, Corporate Scientist and 3M's Chief Science Advocate, joins Intro to HCM Class.

Dr. Seth discussed the current Human Experience: confronting issues and daily worries via “Punctuated Equilibrium

Faculty

Construction Transformed: Technology and the Infrastructure Bill

Direct, indirect, and induced job growth are the essential ingredients to infrastructure investments.

Let’s Build a Train From Brooklyn to Queens and Someday to the Bronx

Let’s build that interborough train line and once it’s up and running, build a second phase to the Bronx.

The Pivot Toward Sustainability Finance

The transition to a renewable resource–based economy will require massive infusions of capital.

Alumni, Faculty

NASA Leaders to Discuss How Agility Factors Into Designing Complex Missions

Gregory Robinson, Director of the NASA James Webb Space Telescope, will join a panel hosted by the IKNS program.

Ananda Baron, Head of Talent Management at Atlassian, joins Integrated Talent Management class

Baron shares insights around Integrated Talent Management and advice for building a career in HCM.

Norm Celotto, a Senior Leadership Advisor on Enterprise Transformation and Effectiveness, Joins Integrated Talent Management Class

Celotto leads a discussion on the topic of Enterprise Transformation, Agility and Matrix Management.

Building an American Political Consensus Behind Environmental Sustainability

Economic modernization is how we can and will build an American political consensus behind environmental sustainability.

Michael Strine, accomplished executive in COO and CFO roles across the government, education, health and financial services sector, speaks with HCM Capstone Seminar students.

Strine leads a discussion about change management in successful organizations and his views on trends in HCM.