What does AI and innovation have to do with taking the next big step? We talk with Steven Guggenheimer, the Corporate Vice President AI & ISV Engagement at Microsoft, on the steps Microsoft has taken to navigate through this COVID-19 crisis, and how the Coronavirus is changing the culture of Microsoft.

Science and innovation go hand in hand when creating products that will better people's lives, especially when it comes to navigating the COVID-19 crisis. Tom Waller, the SVP Advanced Innovation, Chief Science Officer at Lululemon, discusses how Lululemon uses science and innovation to bring peace and harmony, while also creating a well-balanced life. 

How does one manage change during a global pandemic on a global organizational scale? Join Dario Kanevsky, the Vice President of Human resources at Emerson, to hear his insights on how Emerson is leading the charge on how global companies should be navigating during the COVID-19 crisis.

What does it take to be a leader in today's climate? Tracy Elliot, the President at The Anti-Cruelty Society in Chicago, talks about both conventional and unconventional things leaders can do in order to support not only their teams but their organization as a whole.

The world around us is changing and evolving at a rate that has never been seen; what does this mean for the office? Offices of all layouts are going to have to change their layouts one way or another to comply with CDC health and safety guidelines. Luckily, there is workplace technology to help guide this change. Raj Krishnamurthy, the CEO of Freespace, a workplace sensor technology company, walks us through the challenges that companies are facing and how something like Freespace can help guide the process for a new and safe office.

With all of the negativity floating around, it's easy to lose sight of positivity. Today, we talk to Allen L. Rogoway from Cresa on how to make a positive impact on your personal lives as well as in the new office with your colleagues, and how he personally is tackling the COVID-19 crisis. 

How exactly is mentorship important to the young individual trying to shape their career, and how is the legal industry adapting to the ever-evolving changes to the workplace? Join us today as we speak with Theodore Yi to unravel the many threads of mentoring colleagues and the changes being made to the workforce.

Today's guests involve Joanna Burgraf and Donna Claire Williams, two incredible ladies who are creative marketing leaders at Enova Studios, which is an in house marketing studio for Enova International. Along with talking about their passions with marketing and creative work, the two also go on about how Enova has adapted to the COVID-19 pandemic, and other innovative measures Enova takes to create a fun place to work.

Bruce Platzman, the Owner of AIS, a major furniture manufacturer based in the Boston area, talks about their response to COVID-19, safety action items that AIS has taken, and their philanthropic approach to masks. On top of that, Bruce Platzman also shares the wonderful story of Rosie the Riveter, and how that story ties into the COVID-19 situation. 

Haworths Vice President of Global Strategy and Marketing, Paul Nemschoff, lays out the foundation and action plan that is necessary for companies, and organizations, to take in order to slowly return back to the workplace. With Paul's insights, companies will be able to better understand the back to workplace plan.