Industrial & Infrastructure

Suzy Welch

In her part-time role as a business school professor, the Brunswick Senior Advisor and bestselling author is playing matchmaker between MBA students and industry. It’s an opportunity, often overlooked by both sides, that deserves attention particularly in this moment of massive tech layoffs, she tells Brunswick Partner Mike France.

By Mike France
06 February 2023

Power, Politics and Cars: A Conversation With Mitch Bainwol

By Stephen Power
14 September 2022

Turn on the Power

Then TEPCO Chairman Takashi Kawamura spoke with Brunswick’s Daisuke Tsuchiya about the future after the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear plant incident, and how a “Last Man” perspective can supercharge Japan’s workforce.

By Daisuke Tsuchiya
16 June 2022

In Conversation: Nithi Patarachoke

A President at the Cement-Building Materials Business of one Southeast Asia’s leading conglomerates, SCG (formerly known as the Siam Cement Group), Nithi Patarachoke recently spoke with Brunswick about leadership, sustainability commitments, and key trends set to shape Southeast Asia.

By Dararin Choomsai Na Ayuthaya
12 January 2022

Geopolitical Impact

Climate change is redrawing the map, not just of the physical world, but the political and economic.

22 January 2020

UAE Hits the Gas on the Belt & Road

Building on the Emirates’ historic relationship with China, the UAE is redrawing trade maps, says Brunswick’s Simon Pluckrose.

By Simon Pluckrose
18 September 2019

Monumental Reach

Deborah F. Rutter, President of the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts, talks to Brunswick’s Carlton Wilkinson about the Reach, the center’s historic $250 million addition.

By Carlton Wilkinson
11 September 2019

King Car Guy

Robert Lutz, a veteran of each of Detroit’s Big Three automakers, tells the Brunswick’ Review about his boardroom experience during the General Motors bankruptcy

By Kevin Helliker
17 January 2019

Hail a copter

Volocopter CEO Florian Reuter is betting on a highway in the sky. He tells the Brunswick Review about the future of the flying taxi.

By Felix Morlock
15 October 2018

Punk internet

Ingo Rübe, founder and CEO of BOTlabs, sees open source as a vehicle to help shape the next stage of the internet.

By Dr. Joachim Peter
15 October 2018

The advertorial architect

Oil executive Herb Schmertz pioneered a proactive, sometimes pugilistic approach to corporate communications that drew as much admiration as it did criticism

By Edward Stephens
11 June 2018

Ordeal Endured

Unforeseen crisis drove Mark Palmer's high-flying employer into bankruptcy, erasing much of his networth. Then came the investigators. Now a Brunswick Partner, Mr. Palmer endured an experience that was dark even by the standards of COVID-19.

By Mark Palmer
11 June 2018

Indonesia's tech revolution

Go-Jek CEO Nadiem Makarim talks about the ride-hailing service’s ambitions and acquisitions

07 March 2018

Cross border deals

RHI Magnesita was created after a cross border merger deal between Brasil and Austria, here CEO Stefan Borgas explains how he persuaded the sceptics

07 March 2018

Underground workforce

South African Chamber of Mines President Mxolisi Mgojo talks about the industry’s dark legacy and its commitment to move forward

By Timothy Schultz
06 November 2017

Train bound for glory

Union Pacific’s rich history continues to motivate and inspire employees and visitors today, says Brunswick’s Mike France

By Mike France
06 November 2017

On time 99.9% of the time

Lincoln Leong, CEO of Hong Kong-based MTR, talks about the future of the company and keeping employees engaged in this time of technological advances

By Sunitha Chalam
06 November 2017

Shifting right overnight

On September 2, 1967, Swedes drove on the left side of the road, as always. The next morning, they switched sides. Phil Morley reports.

06 November 2017

Critical moment

After fatal strikes at the Pullman Palace Car Co President Cleveland established a new federal holiday: Labor Day

By Jayne Rosefield
06 November 2017

Data Port

The “Internet of Things” has long been a daily reality for logistics giant DP World. Chief Information Officer Yousif Almutawa tells Brunswick’s Hassan Fattah how the power of data transforms his business

30 April 2015

The answer is blowing in the wind

Wind for Prosperity uses Big Data to deploy wind turbines, improving lives and creating an ethical investment opportunity, Morten Albæk tells Brunswick’s Birgitta Henriksson

30 April 2015

Weathering the storm

Bob Dudley on leading BP’s fight to do the right thing in the Gulf

By Stephen Power
10 March 2014

The best defense

Sir Richard Olver tells Brunswick’s Michael Harrison that a crisis, such as the one BAE Systems faced over its Saudi arms deal in 2004, can be an opportunity to institute fundamental change

10 March 2014

This is your captain speaking...

As a long-serving commercial pilot and airline executive, Steve Forte, Virgin America COO, tells Brunswick’s Brandon Borrman that intensive preparation is the key to dealing with crises on the flight deck – and in the boardroom

10 March 2014

Finding the lagniappe

T.Boone Pickens, legendary oilman and dealmaker, tells Brunswick’s Steve Lipin and Chrysta Castañeda that the seeds of his career were sown in the risk-taking culture in which he was raised, where the status quo was rarely acceptable

10 March 2014

City of industry

Singapore is a development success story. Choo Chiau Beng, CEO of Keppel, a key company in that story, says critics of the Singapore model have got it wrong

12 June 2013

Rules of attraction

Governments that have set clear rules for the private sector have benefited from infrastructure investment. Francis Yeoh, Managing Director of YTL – one of Malaysia’s largest companies – argues that others would do well to follow suit.

12 June 2013