127: How health insurers are reinventing themselves
New policies and heightened competition are making payers re-consider their identities and roles in the health care industry. In this episode, Rachel (Rae) Woods invites health plan experts Mallory Kirby and Sally Kim to talk about why payers are positioning themselves as health solutions companies…
"This Could Be the Best Book I’ve Ever Read" with Sally Kim
Sally Kim is the President and Publisher of Little, Brown and Company, a division of Hachette Book Group that includes the flagship imprint originally founded in 1837, with a catalog that boasts authors like JD Salinger, Louisa May Alcott, Malcolm Gladwell, Nelson Mandela and David Sedaris, to name…
AAPI White House Chefs, Publishers, Strangers In The Land
National Book Month Special includes Author Radha Vatsal mystery thriller No, 10 Doyer Street; Michael Luo bestseller Strangers in the Land; First Asian American female publisher Sally Kim; Third State Books; All the Presidents menus and the Asian Heritage Chefs who created them
280: The questions Advisory Board is asking in 2026
Advisory Board is here to do two things: tackle the toughest questions keeping healthcare leaders up at night, and push leaders' thinking on the questions they aren’t asking – but should be. In 2025, we navigated a landscape of major shifts, from policy changes, the growing presence of AI, drug inn…
286: A Medicare Advantage reset — and what comes next
Once a high growth, high margin line of business for health plans, Medicare Advantage (MA) is now in the middle of a financial reset.
Growth has slowed, margins have turned negative, and federal financial support is eroding — with CMS proposing a near flat reimbursement increase for 2027. As a re…
Why Are Publishing Imprints Closing?
Algonquin Young Readers Will End in September
The traditional book publishing world is a bit like the wild west if the cowboys wore pink-framed eyeglasses and could quote Derrida.
People are heroes. People are let go. Entire divisions of publishing houses close. And so on.
And this …
Chapter 4: Pub Day
In this episode, it's pub day for Olivia. In addition to getting a peek into publication day, we join her as she interviews Sally Kim, President and Publisher of Little, Brown about everything it takes to make it in the business of publishing books.
"Little Pod" is produced with help from James C…
292: Inside the new employer menu of cost-control strategies
Employer-sponsored insurance is reaching a tipping point. What was once a predictable 2–4% annual increase in employer health spending has given way to double digit growth, driven by surging drug costs, rising utilization across all age groups, and escalating provider rates. For many employers—espe…
BCMA Podcast: Equity and Leadership with Sally Kim
Join our host Lorenda and Sally Kim, Objects Conservator at the Royal BC Museum, for a conversation about accessibility, conservation, relationship-building, and repatriation. Sally reflects on her experiences as a deaf museum professional and explores how museums can move beyond accommodation towa…
314: Where health plans are placing their AI bets
While most health plans have at least begun testing AI tools to improve operational efficiency, a far smaller number have moved beyond pilot stage. The challenge is not merely adopting AI – it is deciding which processes to reimagine and which solutions merit investment; doing the work of embedding…
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