In this episode, our partner Florian Dehne, Global Head Aviation, speaks with Martin Gauss, long-time CEO of Air Baltic and since November CEO of Gulf Air, about his fascinating journey from pilot to airline leader – and the lessons he’s learned along the way. Together, they explore how artificial intelligence, digitalization, and simplicity are reshaping the aviation industry.

In this episode, Atlas Air’s Richard Broekman and Katherine Preston join our expert Nikhil Sachdeva to discuss how the air cargo industry is moving forward with decarbonization, even amid geopolitical and market disruptions.

The conversation covers Atlas Air’s targets, its investments in sustainable aviation fuel, fleet modernization, and operational efficiency. As the sector faces both regulatory complexity and supply chain volatility, the focus is shifting from long-term ambition to actionable progress. What role will air cargo play in enabling greener global trade?

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In this episode on the future of healthcare, our partner Thilo Kaltenbach speaks with Prof. Dr. med. Harald HHW Schmidt about the rise of network pharmacology and its potential to transform pharmaceutical research and development. The conversation explores how moving beyond organ-based definitions of disease could enable a step change in treating root causes rather than symptoms.

In this episode, our partners Thilo Kaltenbach and Karsten Neumann explore the rapidly evolving landscape of AI in healthcare. It is pretty clear that AI is transforming our lives and all industries. However, how does it play out in the highly regulated healthcare market? Is it more revolution or evolution? From early diagnosis to personalized medicine, AI-powered hospitals and workforce changes, the topic highlights the tangible impacts of AI on patients, physicians, and organizations. With executives aware of AI's potential but facing readiness gaps, key strategic moves need to be executed to stay ahead in this fast-moving field.

In this episode, biologist, TV anchor, and staYoung founder Nina Ruge joins our partner Thilo Kaltenbach to explore the increasing focus on life expectancy and health span. Both have risen significantly over the past century, and new medicines and nutritional supplements are now shaping the next phase of the market for healthy aging.

In this episode, our experts Thilo Kaltenbach and Marina Gilic discuss the growing importance of Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) in the MedTech industry. As regulations evolve and customer expectations shift, companies must meet increasing demands for sustainability, patient access, and governance compliance.

In the first episode of our Business Insights series on Health topics, our experts Thilo Kaltenbach and Stephan Fath explore the critical issue of drug availability and the challenges facing pharmaceutical supply chains. Rising global demand, geopolitical tensions, and evolving regulations have created significant disruptions, particularly for essential medicines.

In this episode, our partners Ruirui Zong-Rühe and Beate Rosenthal explore pressing topics within sustainability, its current challenges, and the critical role of industry collaboration in driving higher value. Through examples from two sectors - FMCG (B2C) and chemicals (B2B) - they illustrate a new phase of sustainability marked by three defining factors: heightened regulation, geopolitical influences, and comprehensive business integration led by ESG-mature front runners.

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This episode delves into the urgent need for businesses to act now in the face of rising CO2 prices and stricter regulatory requirements. Understand the financial implications and how this strategy can be leveraged for competitive advantage. It also addresses the potential burden on consumers and the strategies to implement it effectively without negatively impacting them. Learn how this key tool can drive diversification, supply chain resilience, and sustainability.

In this episode, our partners Denis Depoux and Dieter Billen shed light on the complexities of energy production and reduction mechanisms across Asia. While China’s planned economy may capture the most attention, it’s vital to recognize that Southeast Asian countries also host rapidly growing industries contributing significantly to greenhouse gas emissions and aspiring to lead in decarbonization. Nations like Japan, Korea, Vietnam, Thailand, Malaysia, Singapore, and Indonesia are each pursuing unique strategies to reduce their carbon footprints. But how do their approaches to fossil-based and renewable energy sources compare? And what role will nuclear power play in the region’s energy future?