"Power reveals." One week before the US election, Nina Easton wrote this op-ed for the Dallas Morning News on what Lyndon B. Johnson–and his LBJ School of Public Affairs, University of Texas, Austin–teach us about deploying political power to make America a more just and inclusive nation. SellersEaston Media produced the LBJ School's 50th anniversary events and films.

Nina Easton, Co-CEO of SellersEaston Media and the chair of Fortune Most Powerful Women International, talks about the First Woman Voter in her family.

Stories don't just communicate values; they communicate value.

Pattie Sellers is an an award-winning writer, producer, and multimedia journalist. She currently serves as the Co-CEO of SellersEaston Media and the Chair of the annual Fortune Most Powerful Women Summit, where she previously worked for 32 years.

Nina Easton, a multi-talented journalist and entrepreneur who serves as co-chair of Fortune's "Most Powerful Women" conferences, has been honored by her peers for her transformative contributions to the profession.

My friend Jim Donald, who used to run Starbucks and now co-chairs Albertsons, learned leadership from Sam Walton. Jim is giving me some great advice about how to lead from home.

Part-time Naples resident and veteran journalist Pattie Sellers offers a service that tells the stories of successful people. By Janine Zeitlin | Photography by Erik Kellar

Former Journalist Pattie Sellers Taps into the Power of Storytelling: Neapolitan Pattie Sellers is preserving elite legacies through videos and books

SellersEaston Media combines Pattie Sellers’ and Nina Easton’s love of storytelling with their desire to apply all they’ve learned during their years of writing about business leaders.

Sheri and Howard Schultz joined Pattie Sellers and Nina Easton for the premiere episode of SiriusXM's Making a Leader. The interview show airs monthly on SiriusXM Insight channel 121.

Former Colombia President and Nobel Peace Prize winner Juan Manuel Santos stepped onto the stage for an interview at Georgetown University Feb. 26, as the documentary chronicling his extraordinary life and accomplishments ended with a standing ovation. The film, Port of Destiny: Peace, received an equally enthusiastic reception at the Harvard Kennedy School last fall.

The art of "getting in early" differs in politics and investing, say Governor Ned Lamont and Connecticut’s First Lady, Venture Capitalist Annie Lamont.

Facebook VP Carolyn Everson believes that leadership depends on human qualities. “They all happen to end in Y,” she says, launching her alphabetical riff. “Authenticity, and bravery, and curiosity, and diversity…

Micro-influencers are "like a patch on your sleeve," says Desiree Gruber, who helps brands like Kylie Cosmetics, Spotify, and vitaminwater surf the cultural zeitgeist.

There's a lot about Warby Parker that stands out from the startup crowd—especially the leadership of its co-CEOs, Dave Gilboa and Neil Blumenthal.

Sarah Kauss has had a good story from the day she started S’well Bottle in 2010. “From the very first bottle that we sold, S'well's been a partner to water charity,” she says on the new episode of Making a Leader, the interview series that Nina Easton and I host on SiriusXM.