
After leading businesses in advertising, finance and education, Lee Arthur chose a classroom with no walls: a 240-mile race through Utah. His next venture asks what experienced leaders can learn when familiar competence runs out.

A delayed menswear collection, an Indiana trunk show, and a working life in AI. For Ryan Giese, software and shirts both invite a closer look.

For more than two decades at Raymond James, Mike White has worked on a delicate brief: give thousands of financial advisors the tools of a large institution without sanding away the personal voices that clients trust.