This issue of Amplify serves as both a compass and a challenge for leaders navigating the complexities of Vision 2030. The themes explored in this issue (substantive transformation, workforce evolution, ethical AI, and fiscal stewardship) are not abstract considerations; they are the foundation on which enduring success will be built.

This issue of Amplify, Part II in a two-part series, will deepen your understanding of digital innovation for climate action. It includes three in-depth case studies, insights into managing the environmental impact of data centers through collective action, and an examination of how digital innovation can facilitate sustainability transformations of an entire region.

This issue of Amplify, Part I in a two-part series, offers a set of insightful articles from leading researchers and practitioners working on digital innovation for climate action. They share a common message: digital innovation can be the key to accelerated climate action if managed correctly.

With the exponential development of digital innovations such as AI, blockchain, and the Metaverse, new opportunities arise to turn climate ambition into climate action.

In this issue, our second on "purpose", we focus on how leaders who already have purpose hold onto it when times get tough. We also examine how purpose can be actively reset in the midst of multiple crises. The seven articles in this issue bring to light counterintuitive aspects of purposing (as a verb).

The focus of this Amplify issue is detecting and connecting purpose at various levels across the lifespan of purpose-driven leadership. The main takeaway is that having and holding purpose helps leaders shift from surviving to thriving in an inequitable world.