Agenda Dialogues

This special training program for staff at banks and credit unions didn't just help tackle the multi-billion-dollar problem of financial exploitation. It built motivation and empathy among thousands of front line staffers to help protect seniors' retirement savings.

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The co-founder of Orbs, Israel's largest blockchain group, explains what drove her to found a non-profit using blockchain to tackle some of the world's biggest humanitarian problems. She'll explain how she leverages patience and persistence in her work and the importance of looking for "the doers" to make things happen.

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How can public companies help solve some of the world's biggest problems? The CEO of Bank of America, Brian Moynihan, explains how a special set of metrics can help companies better measure and disclose how they're doing well for society on environmental, social and governance issues. He'll also talk about staying focused for the long term, his reliance on curiosity, and the importance of looking "out-in" as a leader.

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What if the world's top scientists can help us prevent future crises, all with the best technology at their fingertips? The Director of IBM Research explains the need for a Science Readiness Reserves and the supercomputer project that inspired it. He also shares what he's learned about what makes great collaborations tick and why he listens to Bach (loudly) on the way into work.

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