Jessica Coacci

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  • Donation from Timothy MellonSuccess

    Meet Timothy Mellon, the reclusive Wyoming billionaire revealed as the $130 million donor funding military pay during the federal shutdown

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  • New York CitySuccess

    These are the U.S. cities where Americans can actually afford to live on a single person’s income—and the ones out-of-budget for singletons

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  • a portrait Zohran Mamdani.Success

    Meet the billionaires spending over six figures to stop Zohran Mamdani from becoming New York’s next mayor, from Michael Bloomberg to Bill Ackman

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  • Upset, stressed workerSuccess

    As Gen Z faces the white collar freeze in hiring, law and business school applications are soaring

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  • Jeff BezosSuccess

    Jeff Bezos’ favorite interview question exposes who can’t be replaced by AI

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  • John and Laura ArnoldSuccess

    Meet the billionaire couple who not only signed The Giving Pledge but actually delivered—donating nearly half their fortune while still alive

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  • Tutor with childSuccess

    Parents offering $240K to tutor their one-year-old—the job ad calls for someone ‘from a socially appropriate background’ to prepare their toddler for top schools

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  • Tired workerSuccess

    Bank boss says Gen Z did ‘what society told them’—they got degrees and debt—but still no jobs: ‘This generation wasn’t built to withstand that level of rejection

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  • Satya NadellaSuccess

    Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella’s pay hits a record $96.5 million—he got a 22% pay raise mirroring the $4 trillion tech giant’s skyrocketing shares

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  • Tired desk workerSuccess

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  • Toni Townes WhitleyC-Suite

    Top defense CEO says non-linear paths can take you to the top: ‘Leapfrogging is one of my core values’

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  • 030<br /> TUESDAY, OCTOBER 14th, 2025
Washington, D.C., USA<br /> Most Powerful Women Summit 2025 11:00 – 11:45 AM<br /> MPW ROUNDTABLE SESSIONS<br /> Modern Marketing: Balancing Legacy and Relevance<br /> Hosted by Thrivent How do legacy brands continue to tell their differentiated stories while staying relevant to future generations? Hear marketing leaders share how they keep their purpose at the center of their brands while modernizing their marketing strategies (social campaigns, experiential activations and more!) and how they’ve turned storytelling setbacks into successful learning experiences that have allowed them to better understand their new customers while staying true to their brands. Discussion Leaders:
Lisa Caputo, EVP and Chief Marketing, Communications and Customer Experience Officer,<br /> The Travelers Companies, Inc
Sonya Gafsi Oblisk, Chief Merchandising and Marketing Officer, Whole Foods
Margaret Richardson, Chief Marketing and Corporate Affairs Officer, GoFundMe<br /> Carolyn Sakstrup, Executive Vice President, Chief Growth and Generosity Officer, Thrivent<br /> Moderator: Claire Zillman, Coins2Day Photograph by Stuart Isett/Coins2DayAI

    Marketing leaders say AI is rewriting how brands reach Gen Z and millennials: ‘Forget what you know; learn this’

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  • Andrej KarpathySuccess

    As workers fear for AI job cuts, Open AI co-founder says AI agents will take a decade before they even work: ‘They don’t have enough intelligence’

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  • John SummitSuccess

    John Summit went from working 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. in a $65,000 job to a multimillionaire DJ—‘I make more in one show than I would in my entire accounting career’

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  • Hailey BieberSuccess

    Hailey Bieber has shared what she will do with the $1 billion she made from her Rhode sale to e.l.f. Beauty earlier this year

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