Welcome to the 2020s! “Three things are true at the same time. The world is much better, the world is awful, the world can be much better.” Max...
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Stories
Names of the Dead
Three of the intertwined strands of DNA that standout in the Tällberg Foundation’s genetic make-up are learning through conversation, leveraging...
Celebration of Great Leadership in Kenya
During the week of November 11, the Tällberg Foundation—in partnership with the Senate of Kenya and the Strathmore Business School—celebrated great...
Shaping the Future
On April 11 at 6:30 pm at the Italian Academy, Columbia University in New York the Tällberg/Eliasson Global Leadership Prize winners Nicolas...
Inside Every Utopia is Dystopia
We are all aware of the accelerating pace of technological innovation. What alternative futures are available, how can we choose among them, and who should make those choices?
Got Silk?
Omenetto’s work leans on the Utopian side of the scale, which is why he was awarded the foundation’s Eliasson Global Leadership Prize in 2017. An...
Show of leadership
“Conventional wisdom is that great leadership is in short supply today,” said Tällberg Foundation chairman Alan Stoga, introducing the 2018 Eliasson...
Something to talk about
In the 35 years since a Swedish businessman named Bo Ekman created the Tällberg Foundation, both the world and his organization have changed...
Announcement: Winners of the the 2018 Eliasson Global Leadership Prizes
To be honored at ITAM in Mexico City on November 15 New York, NY, USA – October 17, 2018 – Today the Tällberg Foundation announced the winners of...