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| | | | Spend the weekend with our latest insights on the three “horizons” of AI transformation, Malala’s mission to expand opportunities for women in sports, and more.
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| | Employees are ready to embrace AI, but many leaders acknowledge they are not yet prepared for an agentic future. Aaron De Smet, Drew Goldstein, Holly Price, Tanguy Catlin, and coauthors examine how organizations can close the readiness gap by moving through the three “horizons” of the AI journey. | | | |
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| | In healthcare, the organizations that succeed will make bold strategic choices about how AI can reshape their operating model. Li Han, Michael Elliott, Pooja Kumar, and Yenli Wong explore how healthcare organizations can move with the speed, discipline, and accountability to realize AI value at scale. | | | |
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| | Malala Yousafzai is widely known as an education activist, a champion of women’s rights, and the youngest Nobel Peace Prize laureate in history. To expand her advocacy through women’s sports, she and her husband, Asser Malik, partnered with McKinsey to help shape Recess Capital, a mission-driven investment platform to boost opportunities for female athletes around the world. | | | |
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| | David Lebryk, who spent 35 years at the US Treasury and served as acting secretary of the agency in 2025, sits down with McKinsey’s Tom Dohrmann to explore why public–private partnerships are central to America’s ability to innovate. “When the nation puts its mind to it, we can do very remarkable things,” Lebryk says. | | | |
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| | | | | This webinar will uncover unique opportunities AI can offer the services arm of industrial companies. On August 25, Florent Kervazo, Harold Brink, and Subu Narayanan will share their latest perspectives on how industrial organizations can best leverage the latest AI capabilities to enhance their service offerings, improve operational performance, and unlock new sources of value. | | Register today  | | | |
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| | | | | In an era of rapid AI disruption, the winners may not be the companies that predict the future most accurately, but those that learn, reallocate resources, and adapt faster than their competitors. | | Move first on AI | | | |
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| | | —Edited by Nadia Wynter, editor, Washington, DC
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