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“Stay Curious”: Reto Lipp on the Swiss Economy
Reto Lipp, one of Switzerland’s best-known business journalists, spoke with Jakob Barandun in a Capricorn interview…
AI as an Enabler of Human Potential
Pranay Jain, CEO and founder of Enterprise Bot, is convinced that artificial intelligence does not replace humans—it…
Technology that helps save lives
When every second counts in a cardiac arrest or avalanche accident, technology can make the difference between life and…
When leadership makes you lonely
Jennifer Thamm, founder of SaysLife, believes that employee wellbeing is no longer a “soft” HR issue, but a…
AI, climate risks and the art of working with uncertainty
In a video interview with Jakob Barandun, physicist and entrepreneur Dr. Christian Spindler explains why artificial…
More Europe, now
Dutch MEP Reinier van Lanschot calls for more speed, more democracy and more independence for Europe. In an interview…
Forget posting: How to really grow on LinkedIn
Those who want to grow on LinkedIn often rely on a supposedly simple strategy: post regularly. But this approach falls…
Self-Protection Instead of Cyber Myths: NCSC Head Florian Schütz in a Video Interview
Florian Schütz, Head of the National Cybersecurity Center (NCSC), talks in an interview about the reality behind…
Compact, radical, risky: Lars Tvede on tech trends of the future
The technologies of the future promise enormous progress, but they also bring new risks. In this interview, Danish…
Securing the Future: How Insurance is Driving the Growth of Renewable Energy
Senior Underwriter Carl-Johan Silfwerbrand explains the crucial role insurance plays in driving the renewable energy…
InsurTech as a Bridge Builder: Kobi Bendelak on Israel, Switzerland and New Hubs
Israel is considered one of the most dynamic InsurTech markets in the world. In an interview with Philippe Séjalon (The…
“The premiums of the many for the losses of the few”
How Richard Leftley used microinsurance to protect millions of people and why his model also has a future in Western…