Jeffrey Sonnenfeld

Dan Raviv, a bestselling author on Israel and former CBS correspondent, joins Jeffrey Sonnenfeld, president of the Yale Leadership Institute and peace talks advisor, to dissect the recent Hamas attack on Israel. They explore the motivations behind the assault and Israel's intelligence failures. The discussion delves into Iran's role in the conflict and the historical context shaping current tensions. They also analyze the chaotic state of Israeli politics and the potential for broader regional implications amidst escalating violence.

In this discussion, Tom Winter, an NBC News national law enforcement correspondent, shares insights on a tragic shooting in Manhattan that left four dead, including a police officer, highlighting the investigation into the shooter's background. Mayor Eric Adams, a former police officer, emphasizes the implications for urban security and the emotional impact on communities. Jeffrey Sonnenfeld discusses the broader context of gun violence and the call for increased safety measures, while remembering the heroism of those lost in the incident.

Jeffrey Sonnenfeld, an expert in management from Yale University's school of management, discusses the negative impact of Putin's policies on the Russian economy, skepticism towards growth predictions, the credibility of the New York Times, the exchange of missiles between Iran and Pakistan, and ongoing tension between Iran and the United States.

Prof. Jeffrey Sonnenfeld discusses the shareholder fight for Disney and the upcoming proxy vote. Topics include CEO succession, Nelson Peltz's activist involvement, challenges of addressing social issues in business, and Disney's potential turnaround through cost-cutting measures.

Yale professor Jeffrey Sonnenfeld, an expert on corporate governance, weighs in on President Trump's remarks about Apple CEO Tim Cook, revealing tensions between corporate and political leaders. Mike Novogratz, a seasoned crypto advocate, discusses the increasing mainstream acceptance of blockchain as his company goes public. The conversation also touches on trade policies affecting U.S. businesses, the rising influence of cryptocurrency among younger investors, and the implications of ongoing developments in tech and finance.

In this engaging discussion, Pete Sessions, a Republican Congressman from Texas and co-chair of the House DOGE Caucus, delves into urgent negotiations to prevent a government shutdown and advocates for a clean funding resolution. He highlights the importance of government efficiency. Jeffrey Sonnenfeld, Senior Associate Dean at Yale, offers insights into CEO sentiments surrounding tariffs and economic shifts, while discussing notable visits to Mar-a-Lago. Together, they navigate the current political and economic landscape, shedding light on both corporate strategy and governmental accountability.

Jeffrey Sonnenfeld, a Yale professor and expert on the intersection of business and politics, shares insights on the business community's perspective as Trump prepares for another term. He delves into the potential economic implications of Trump's renewed policies, including tariffs, trade dynamics, and their impact on inflation and job security. Sonnenfeld critiques Trump's combative trade strategy and emphasizes the importance of collaboration in trade diplomacy. He also reflects on Trump's lasting influence and the cautious reactions of business leaders in a shifting political landscape.

Jeffrey Sonnenfeld, an expert in business leadership, discusses CEOs' opinions on Trump. Topics include lack of support from Fortune 100 CEOs, impact of U.S. withdrawal from JCPOA, critique of Trump's trade policy, concerns about judicial appointments, and contrasting economic strategies of Trump and Biden.

Jeffrey Sonnenfeld, Senior Associate Dean at Yale School of Management, dives deep into the ongoing impact of the 'Don't Say Gay Bill' and corporations' varying responses. The conversation shifts to the U.S. ban on Russian oil imports, highlighting its economic repercussions and influence on renewable energy. Sonnenfeld also explores corporate ethics during geopolitical crises, discussing the motivations behind companies leaving or staying in Russia. Insightful reflections on the complexities of corporate social responsibility in a rapidly changing world round out this engaging discussion.

Jeffrey Sonnenfeld, Senior Associate Dean of Leadership Programs at Yale School of Management, dives deep into the essence of leadership during the pandemic. He highlights the need for accountability and transparent communication in corporate governance. Sonnenfeld discusses innovative e-commerce partnerships, like Walmart and TikTok, and critiques the inequitable financial support in times of crisis. He also emphasizes the evolving role of leaders in fostering trust and social responsibility amidst a polarized landscape.