Julia Korn

1 week ago | forbes.com | Julia Korn

Periods of distrust in leadership aren’t new. After the 2008 financial crisis, mass layoffs, executive bailouts, and frozen wages sparked serious skepticism about corporate decision-makers. Employees started asking whether leadership actually had their backs or were just protecting themselves. The same thing happened in the early 2000s. When the dot-com bubble burst, workers who bought into big startup dreams were left jobless as companies folded overnight.

1 week ago | forbes.com | Julia Korn

A recent Gallup poll revealed that employee engagement in the U.S. sank to its lowest level in a decade. Just 31% of employees reported feeling engaged, while 17% described themselves as actively disengaged. That means nearly 7 in 10 workers are either checked out— or worse, emotionally disconnected from what they do every day. If you’re in that majority, you’re not alone— and you’re not stuck. You don’t need to quit your job tomorrow in order to make a change.

1 week ago | restauro.de | Julia Korn

Mit der Ausstellung „Fünf Freunde“ widmet sich das Museum Brandhorst in München vom 10. April bis 17. August 2025 einer der prägendsten künstlerischen Konstellationen der Nachkriegsmoderne. Die Ausstellung entstand in Kooperation mit dem Kölner Museum Ludwig, wo sie vom 3. Oktober 2025 bis zum 11. Januar 2026 zu sehen sein wird. Im Zentrum stehen die engen persönlichen und kreativen Beziehungen zwischen John Cage, Merce Cunningham, Jasper Johns, Robert Rauschenberg und Cy Twombly.

2 weeks ago | forbes.com | Julia Korn

Periods of distrust in leadership aren’t new. After the 2008 financial crisis, mass layoffs, executive bailouts, and frozen wages sparked serious skepticism about corporate decision-makers. Employees started asking whether leadership actually had their backs or were just protecting themselves. The same thing happened in the early 2000s. When the dot-com bubble burst, workers who bought into big startup dreams were left jobless as companies folded overnight.

2 weeks ago | restauro.de | Julia Korn

Der Internationale Tag der Provenienzforschung findet seit 2019 statt. Seitdem wird an jedem zweiten Mittwoch im April von Kultureinrichtungen über ihre laufenden Projekte im Bereich der Provenienzforschung berichtet. Prof. Dr. Gilbert Lupfer, Vorstand des Deutschen Zentrum Kulturgutverluste erzählt im Interview wie sich die Arbeit des Zentrums verändert hat, welche politischen Maßnahmen ergriffen werden sollten und wie man Privatpersonen in die Provenienzforschung einbinden kann.