Derived from the Latin root amplius, meaning to go further, Amplia Group aspires to #GoBeyond our clients’ expectations.
By Darren Katz, Founding Partner of Amplia Group
As I was watching the disappointing final season of Game of Thrones, a number of thoughts flew through my head. First, the story telling got very sloppy. There were a lot of unearned plot twists, some characters developed a severe case of plot armor, and the narrative became not just compressed, but rushed.
Read MoreIn a story that seems plucked straight from The Onion, there is a new way for students to finance college education called income share agreements (ISAs). The crux of these agreements is that funders essentially agree to loan students the money for college in exchange for a share of their future earnings.
Read MoreDuring the video to announce his candidacy for president in 2020, Joe Biden framed the debate around the tragic events that took place at a white nationalist rally as an existential threat to our country. It was not just the murder of a civil rights protester that Biden was referencing, but rather Donald Trump’s famous statement equating white nationalists, Klansmen, and Neo-Nazis, by claiming there were “good people on both sides.”
Read MoreBy Kathy Kyle Bonomini, Founding Partner at Amplia Group
To truly empower women, to reduce the gender pay gap, and to help women succeed in business, we must stop labelling ourselves and other women Boss Babes, Girl Bosses, Lady Bosses and Golden Skirts.
Read MoreAs part of the youngest cohort of Baby Boomers, I accept that we have completely screwed the world. I’m talking, of course, about what is euphemistically called climate change. That phrase is probably part of the problem. It sounds like what happens when you fly from Chicago to the Caribbean. For that you can probably thank Frank Luntz, the famous Republican message guru, who correctly asserted that “climate change” was a much more user-friendly sounding disaster than “global warming.”
A blog post by Darren Katz, Founding Partner Amplia Group
Read MoreIn an era where there is increasing concern about the veracity of news, a potentially much more serious issue are deepfakes. Deepfakes are videos that have been digitally altered to display artificial video and audio. The potential for damage by deepfakes includes social, economic, and political costs.
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