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22. Mai 2026

Hanneke Faber, CEO Logitech, on Human Potential and Competing in the Age of AI

When you joined Logitech in late 2023, the company was navigating a post-pandemic market correction after years of exceptional demand growth. What was the most consequential strategic decision you made in your first year? You are right that the company had experienced six or seven consecutive quarters of decline and was not in a good place. My predecessor had departed six months prior, leaving a temporary CEO in place, which is always difficult. Coming in, it was therefore critical to quickly set a new vision and strategy for growth. We began building it in my first week and had it

Nicholas Barr, Professor of Public Economics at LSE, on Welfare States, Education Finance, and the Long View

You have spent your entire academic career at the LSE and earned your PhD at the University of California, Berkeley as a Fulbright Scholar. Looking back, was there a particular moment or experience early in your career that set you on the path toward studying the economics of the welfare state? When I went to LSE as an undergraduate, I was blown away by my first-year economics teacher, Richard Lipsey. So I promptly switched into
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Bridging Continents: How Kudah Mushambi Connects African Tech Talent with the DACH Region 

First of all, thank you for taking the time for this interview. To start, you have held various positions in the tech space, including at Google, Microsoft, and several C-suite roles. Why did you decide to leave these positions and start your own company? Why did I leave these companies and start my own business? It just felt right. When I started the company, I had been working in big tech for about 20 years. I founded Adaire around four

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