Adidas CEO Kasper Rorsted on the innovative technologies and manufacturing techniques leading his company’s sustainability effort. Adidas says nine out of ten products will be sustainable by 2025. Rorsted shares insights on leading a global company in a heated geopolitical climate, and addressing social issues and diversity challenges with transparency.

Teledoc CEO Jason Gorevic on delivering quality care virtually, the growth of the telehealth market over the past year, and how patients’ expectations have changed during the pandemic.

McDonald’s CEO Chris Kempczinski on meeting Covid challenges by supporting franchisees, embracing a core menu, and simplifying choices for customers.

Former Xerox Chair and CEO Ursula Burns and Ford Foundation President Darren Walker on the tough conversations that make companies stronger, more resilient, and future-ready. As board directors of companies including Uber, Exxon and Square, they are working to change corporate culture from the top down.

Chef and Restauranteur Ming Tsai on the challenges facing the food industry, supporting out-of-work restaurant workers, and combatting Anti-Asian hate.

Microsoft’s Peter Lee and Mayo Clinic’s Dr. John Halamka created the perfect collaborative effort to fight the unknowns of Covid-19: Medicine and AI. They discuss a model for the future that brings CEOs and community leaders to the table to face global crises, and the advances and lessons learned.

The fight against Covid-19 in underserved south Los Angeles is not an easy task. Dr. Elaine Batchlor, MLK Community Hospital’s CEO talks structural racism in health care, the push towards preventive care, public policy and the best way to establish partnerships with public and private philanthropies.

“Shark Tank” investor Robert Herjavec on how uncertainty can accelerate the decision-making process in business, attracting talent in a tight labor market and how to move your business forward in a post-Covid world.

Life is Good CEO (Chief Executive Optimist) Bert Jacobs on building a community based on ‘rational optimism’ and how simplicity can be a superpower in business. Plus, the importance of adaptability, consumer-centric brand relationships, and operational changes that will help your business evolve.

Two-time Stanley Cup Champion Daniel Carcillo shares his post-sports career struggles and advocacy to treat traumatic brain injury and depression with an unconventional psychedelic: Psilocybin. He is joined by Kevin O’Leary to analyze the future of the drug and by Dr. Sharmin Ghaznavi on the science and technology.