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The best career advice often comes from looking at the bigger picture, and from those who know us best. For LinkedIn CEO Daniel Shapero, his dad taught him that meeting your work goals is great, but helping your boss reach theirs is even better. Everyone has a boss, and everyone is working towards a larger goal. Understanding what your leadership is being evaluated on doesn't just make you a better teammate, it can also create space for you to grow, learn, and lead. What career advice has shaped how you approach work, and who shared it with you?
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The tools are faster. The insight still comes from you. At #CannesLions2026, Adobe CMO Lara Hood Balazs shared her thinking on what creativity really means in an age of automation, and why the human at the center of the work remains the most important variable.
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What's different at #CannesLions2026 this year? The creator-brand relationship has fundamentally changed. David Wadhwani of Adobe on the rise of authentic creative partnership and what audiences are actually responding to.
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#CannesLions2026 surfaced some big ideas about creativity, AI and where business is headed. This week's In the Loop has the highlights. 👇
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The companies pulling ahead on AI aren't running experiments. They're rebuilding how their teams work from the ground up. At #CannesLions2026, Marissa Dacay of Adobe joined Alyssa Merwin Henderson, Ekta Chopra, Michelle Hillman and Preeti Saini to unpack the difference between AI adoption and AI transformation, and what separates the two.
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The internet has become millions of highly specific communities, each with their own creators, their own language, and their own definition of what matters. At Cannes Lions, Colin & Samir are joining us in partnership with Adobe to explore what this means for the brands and creators ready to build for that world. Broadcasting live from our rooftop stage in Cannes.
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