Identity in Action: Tech, Trust & the Human Layer

A groundbreaking partnership is using AI to save hundreds of lives and slash operational delays, offering a powerful blueprint for data-driven healthcare.

After leading CENTCOM, Gen. Erik Kurilla joins Operation Healing Forces' board, applying his deep SOF experience to support warriors and their families.

As federal funding cuts gut vital health programs, San Francisco's unhoused risk losing more than care—they risk losing the human connection to being seen.

Inside the complex financing that allowed Marina City Club to fund critical repairs and modern upgrades without levying a massive fee on its homeowners.

A successful MQ-9 Reaper flight using NUAIR's network proves a new model for airspace security, tackling drone threats and unlocking a trillion-dollar economy.

The strategic union of Pyxera Global and Common Impact creates a new powerhouse, poised to scale corporate purpose and bolster nonprofit resilience.

As youth hockey costs soar, one company is offering a lifeline with scholarships. But is it pure philanthropy or a strategic play for market dominance?

With its new PCAS division, YA Group leverages key acquisitions to pivot from post-project analysis to end-to-end project management and advisory.

How CEO Bill Abbott is leveraging the National Christmas Tree Lighting to solidify his network's brand and dominate the growing faith-based media sector.

By acquiring parts leader Allparts, FNA Group aims to build a vertically integrated powerhouse, reshaping customer service and the competitive landscape.

Berman & Simmons names Susan Faunce its first female Managing Director, a historic move signaling a new era of leadership and advocacy in Maine's legal scene.

David Weild IV, the 'Father of the JOBS Act,' is back with a new foundation. Can his model for reform rebuild capital markets and ensure digital inclusion?

James Bouchard's new $1.5M commitment to his alma mater highlights a strategic, long-term approach to corporate philanthropy and youth development.

A private healthcare provider is dominating national awards by tackling the opioid and mental health crises behind bars. Is this the future of correctional care?

A new industry-led authority aims to bring order to U.S. dollar stablecoins, but can its private standards satisfy public regulators and build trust?

A landmark $1M grant from the Betty Wold Johnson Foundation and the NY Jets is launching the largest US collegiate women's flag football league.

A Japanese firm's radical 3D solar structure using flexible, transparent cells could solve land-use conflicts and merge energy with agriculture.

A partnership with Crazy Aaron's offers a limited-edition toy where 100% of the sale price aids children, setting a new standard for corporate charity.

A bipartisan bill to double manufacturing loans to $10M could be a game-changer for securing the physical hardware supply chain for digital identity.

As firms promise a safe haven for retirement funds, we explore how investors can navigate the complex world of gold IRAs and verify claims of security.