David Gelles
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The Brooks Running C.E.O. on Beating Cancer, and Leading With Purpose
Jim Weber, the chief executive of Brooks Running, was a devoted distance runner. Then came cancer.
The GoFundMe C.E.O. Wants You to Ask: ‘How Can I Help?’
Tim Cadogan helps people raise money for disaster relief and other causes. Just don’t call it a substitute for the social safety net.
At the Sierra Club, a Focus on Race, Gender and the Environment, Too
A debate about John Muir and racism thrust Ramón Cruz into a new leadership role.
The Great Resignation Comes for the C-Suite
At the highest levels of corporate America, top executives are reassessing the role of work in their lives, stepping back and walking away.
Bringing Health Food to the Masses, One Delivery at a Time
Thrive Market has found success with a subscription model and eco-friendly, health-conscious brands. It’s a diet familiar to the C.E.O., Nick Green.
What Happened (and Didn’t) When Davos Disappeared
For the second year in a row, the World Economic Forum’s annual in-person meeting was delayed because of the pandemic. Did anyone miss it?
The Chief of CVS Health Wants to Be Part of People’s ‘Everyday Life’
Karen S. Lynch, who took over during the pandemic, is dealing with insurance, opioids, vaccines, politics and more.
Sara Menker and Gro Intelligence Are Tackling Global Hunger
The Ethiopian entrepreneur Sara Menker founded Gro Intelligence, which uses artificial intelligence to forecast global agricultural trends and battle food insecurity.
Times Media Columnist Ben Smith to Leave Paper
Mr. Smith will help start a new organization with Justin Smith, the chief executive of Bloomberg Media.
Why the Match.com C.E.O. Took a Stand on the Texas Abortion Law
Shar Dubey runs some of the world’s most popular online dating sites. A restrictive new law prompted her to speak out.