Part of Forbes’ enduring power is brand consistency: It’s a one-word code for success and entrepreneurial capitalism, whether on a newsstand or in a rap lyric. Equally important: our ability to show up pretty much anywhere, whether geographically—we currently span 82 countries—or on just about any media platform.

That latter phenomenon isn’t an accident. As audiences migrate, we consciously follow them. For the past few years, that has increasingly meant social platforms, where we currently have more than 61 million followers combined. Places like Instagram and LinkedIn are no longer just a space for promotion and referral traffic, but rather unique formats that challenge us to tell complete, end-to-end stories.

This area excites us so much that we’ve formed a new editorial group to focus on how we tell Forbes stories in places that aren’t operated by Forbes. That means a heavier emphasis on video and graphics. Podcasts that also double as YouTube shows. And a new Forbes Creator Network, which leverages our leadership in discovering and championing these influencer-entrepreneurs and brings the most topic- relevant stars into the world of Forbes.