Is the finite diploma obsolete in our fast-changing world?
Recently, I read a story in the LA Times entitled, “’A sea of despair’: White Americans without college degrees are dying younger.” […]
The internet is a lot less democratic than you think
During the recent Academy Awards broadcast, Samsung aired a commercial for its new phone. Casey Neistat, a YouTube and HBO
Mark Zuckerberg’s visit offers a glimpse into Michigan’s future
Facebook’s 32-year-old billionaire founder, Mark Zuckerberg, has been touring the country. He made stops in Michigan recently. He toured Ford’s
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Mark Zuckerberg’s visit offers a glimpse into Michigan’s future
Original article published on Michigan Public: Mark Zuckerberg’s visit offers a glimpse into Michigan’s future Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg toured
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Forget net neutrality, regulatory neutrality is what we really need
In the early 1990s, I visited billionaire George Soros’ office in New York City to provide some direction on an
Last Lecture
Jeff gave a lecture discussing the most creative endeavor you’re going to have in life. Watch the lecture Here Jeff
How To Be Awesome At Your Job Podcast
145: Encouraging Innovation Through Conflict with Jeff DeGraff Professor Jeff DeGraff shows how to stir up some constructive conflict to
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jumbleThink Podcast
In this episode I talk to Jeff DeGraff. He is a professor at Ross School of Business at University of
Currency innovations like bitcoin could render bank deregulation moot
A few years before the Great Recession, I was an advisor to the Federal Reserve Bank. I provided some limited
Maybe we should build a wall to keep our talented people in
A recent headline in the Financial Times read, “Vancouver seizes chance to lure Silicon Valley tech talent.” The mayor of