One hundred days into the second Trump administration, organizations across the economy are still recalibrating their strategy to this fast-moving and changing federal landscape. The early cadence of policy rollout has been high, sparking— understandably—a torrent of online reaction and real-time commentary. What’s emerged is a policy environment defined not just by speed, but by…
With President Trump’s second term off to a fast start, all eyes are on Washington. More so than at the start of new presidencies past, our country’s biggest industries and media organizations are descending on Washington to win favor with the administration. With a renewed focus on taxes, trade, deregulation and non-mainstream media, federal policy…
As the climate crisis intensifies, urban communities worldwide are increasingly becoming focal points for pioneering sustainability practices. Urban areas emit 70% of global CO2 emissions, with some of the largest contributors being transportation and buildings. During this year’s AgTech Week NYC and Climate Week NYC, the call to action around advancing urban sustainability was evident….
As the 2024 elections approach amidst increased turbulence on Capitol Hill, Washington, D.C., is in a state of flux. Major issues, including the regulation of generative artificial intelligence, have reached a fever pitch inside the Beltway. As with any change in Washington, organizations seeking to make an impact on the AI debate should prepare for…
Debates surrounding improving our nation’s infrastructure have been at the forefront of news cycles since the beginning of summer. With over $1 trillion dollars in investment opportunities on the table, there has been significant opportunity to advance policy priorities and influence the future — if organizations act strategically. The potential passage of the Infrastructure Investment…
From the House Judiciary Committee’s Antitrust Subcommittee’s investigation of competition in digital markets to the state of California’s passage of a bill requiring app-based companies such as Uber and Lyft to treat contract workers as employees, 2019 has seen a major shift in how U.S. policymakers and legislators approach the tech industry. More is coming….
