Posts by NYJ Editorial Desk

As the boundaries between business leadership and public service continue to blur, Barak Zilberberg is emerging as a figure intent on bridging both worlds. Known for his disciplined approach in real estate and entrepreneurship, Zilberberg is now exploring a transition into public leadership one that reflects not a departure from his past, but an expansion…

2025 was a breakthrough year, a year of stepping out of comfort zones, planting seeds, and beginning to walk boldly into the world of fashion and creative expression. As 2026 unfolds, there’s an electric sense that this is just the beginning. 1. You’ve described 2025 as a transformational year in your life and career. How…

In an industry often driven by trends, Muskaan Deol stands apart as an artist committed to emotional authenticity and cinematic storytelling. Born and raised in Mumbai, India, and now based in Los Angeles, California, Muskaan represents a new generation of global creatives bridging cultures through music and performance. Academic Foundation and Artistic Training Muskaan earned…

Pilar Mendiola-Fernández has spent two decades watching a particular kind of leadership failure unfold in real time—not from incompetence, but from identity. Her response is the CEOˣ® Model, and it begins where most frameworks dare not go. The most dangerous executive in the room is rarely the one who lacks knowledge. More often, it is…

Nigeria’s pluralism is not an accident of history it is a constitutional promise. At the heart of this promise lie Sections 10 and 38 of the 1999 Constitution, provisions that anchor the nation’s identity in secular governance and safeguard the right of every citizen to worship freely. These clauses are more than legal guarantees; they…