Pamela Cox
Looking beyond the headlines to the human impact of the systems we build.
About This Column
Pamela Cox is a writer and strategist dedicated to investigating the systems that allow people and communities to thrive. Building on her extensive background in the business and ethics of healthcare, Pamela now applies her analytical lens to the broader landscape of modern society. She explores the intersection of corporate responsibility, public policy, and community well-being, moving beyond the "what" of news to explain why it matters for our collective future. From the evolution of social safety nets to the impact of technology on human connection, Pamela provides a compassionate yet critical look at the forces building - and challenging - our world.
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The New Foundation: Holcim's Xella Deal Reshapes Green Construction
SILAC's Future in the Balance: A $550M Test for Insurance Oversight
The AI Engine You Don't Build: A New Playbook for Corporate AI
An Award for AI Ethics: A Blueprint for the Future of Learning?
FIFA’s Gilded Enclave: The Two Faces of New York’s World Cup
Beyond the Bubble: Can AI Companions in Our Texts Forge Deeper Connections?
Ezurio Signals Bold M&A Strategy with New CFO Appointment
Securing Our Connected World: Beyond an Award, a New System for Trust
Beyond Market Bets: The Silent Revolution in Asset Management
A Calculated Alliance: Asahi's Bet on India's Shifting Tastes
Behind the Settlement: What a $30M DOJ Deal Reveals About Lab Ethics
Beyond the Mic: PodcastOne's Strategy Signals a New Era for Audio
Navigating the Drug Discount Maze: Model N Buys Kalderos for Clarity
ibex's New AI Chief Signals a Deeper Bet on Human-Centric Technology
Beyond the App: Fifth Third’s AI Signals a New Era of Conversational Banking
Beyond the Bottom Line: A CEO's $1M Bet on Quebec's Tech Future
A Softer Touch: How WISE’s €30M Bet on Flexible Implants Could Remake Pain Care
The Great Unbundling: Why Private Equity Is Carving Up Tech for the AI Era
Lifeway's Kefir Empire: How Pop-Ups Are Fermenting a 40-Year Legacy
