Healthcare is invasive, and its brand is fear. Neither of these things make it fun for anyone to think about. But in a public overwhelmed by increasing rates of obesity, diabetes and heart disease, healthcare is an important topic that deserves conversation.

I’m coming clean. I’ve wanted to work at ESPN since I was twelve years old and have been waiting this week for this seminar like it was Christmas morning.

In his latest book, “Thank You for Being Late,” New York Times foreign affairs columnist Thomas L. Friedman attempted to answer the question every American seems to be asking: how did we get here?

I attended several sessions at Advertising Week focused on Millennials and all of them believe one thing to be true: Understanding Millennials is confusing and frustrating.

Everyone expects now. People want the next hour before it even arrives. How does one compete with time though?

Ralph Rijks, the senior vice president of marketing at Heineken discussed their latest campaign they have aimed at Americans, Wednesday.

Mike Bloxham, Tony Mugavero, John Soloman, Aaron Luber and Angel Mendoza all know the power of virtual reality first hand. As leaders in their industry, they work to map the unknown territory of VR by improving its content, platforms and devices.

Radio CMOs and Celebrity on-air talent gathered at the Liberty Theatre on Wednesday to talk about the power of radio and to shine a light on why it’s a medium more brands and advertisers should consider.