1. The food activist, Ocean Robbins, grandson of Baskin-Robbins ice cream empire co-founder Irvine Robbins, shares how he chose a radically different path from his family's billion-dollar business after witnessing his father John Robbins walk away from the fortune to advocate for healthy, sustainable eating. Drawing on three generations of food industry experience—from ice cream empire to plant-based revolution—Ocean reveals how our daily food choices can transform personal health while healing the planet.
2. In Steady in the Storm: Why Moral Leaders Will Shape the Next Era of Impact Capitalism, Dr. Kimberly McGlonn proposes that in an age of rapidly shifting markets, technological acceleration, and planetary crisis, moral clarity is no longer a personality trait, but an essential position. Drawing from her work building mission-driven enterprises and leading civic institutions, she reframes chaos not as a threat to leadership, but as its greatest test: a revealer of values, systems, and courage. Through personal case studies and a discussion of her new The Leader’s Work framework, McGlonn invites investors and executives alike to consider how governing oneself, protecting what matters, and designing for future generations are not soft ideals, but strategic advantages for companies determined to shape the future without losing their sense of soul.
