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Leadership Next

Something big is happening in the world of business. CEOs increasingly say their jobs have become less about giving orders, more about inspiring, motivating, setting a north star. They are taking the lead on big issues like climate change, worker retraining, and diversity and inclusion. They are under pressure from employees, customers and investors not just to turn a profit, but to prove they are doing good in the world. And in the process, they are fundamentally redefining the relationship between

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30:19

Mastercard CEO: Pandemic Is Pushing Adoption of...

Leadership Next ·

2020/05/12

On the newest episode of Leadership Next, Alan Murray is joined by the CEO of Mastercard, Ajay Banga. The two discuss how the global pandemic has impacted Mastercard’s business – surprisingly, it’s not all bad news. Talk then turns to economic recovery – what it may look like, and when it’s coming. Banga believes the crisis will likely speed the adoption of digital technologies. And while this can be a great equalizer, it can also deepen divisions. Banga has a passion for financial inclusion –

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23:01

Salesforce CEO Marc Benioff Tackles the Coronavirus

Leadership Next ·

2020/05/05

Salesforce CEO Marc Benioff believes business can improve the state of the world. And as the world has grappled with the realities of the coronavirus, he’s used both company and personal resources to attempt to do just that. But now he says we are preparing to enter the second phase of this pandemic: returning to work. In this episode of “Leadership Next,” Alan Murray and Ellen McGirt ask Benioff what that return looks like. They discuss his challenge to companies to retain employees for at least

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25:07

Answering Calls for Help: Business Is Pivoting to...

Leadership Next ·

2020/04/28

During World War II, American industry mobilized to support the military - reconfiguring assembly lines to produce things like airplane engines and tanks. Seventy-five years later, the world finds itself in a different type of war: the battle against COVID-19. And once again, business is responding to calls for help. On today’s Leadership Next, Alan Murray and Ellen McGirt speak with two CEOs whose companies have pivoted to fight the pandemic. KR Sridhar is founder and CEO of Bloom Energy, a clean

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27:54

Eileen Fisher: Focused on Using Business for Good...

Leadership Next ·

2020/04/21

Eileen Fisher has been putting purpose at the center of her company since 1984. The entrepreneur started her women’s clothing line with $350 in her pocket and the desire to help women feel great about getting dressed. Although it’s more expensive to do so, Eileen is focused on using environmentally sound raw materials, and ensuring good working conditions for those creating her products. She’s observed a growing number of companies following suit. She tells Leadership Next's Alan Murray, “I think

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27:02

IBM's Ginni Rometty on the Urgent Need to Reskill...

Leadership Next ·

2020/04/14

Retraining workers for jobs in the digital economy has been a focus of IBM’s Ginni Rometty for a long time. Now, with coronavirus driving unemployment sky high, the need for reskilling is even more urgent. On this episode of Leadership Next, Rometty – who recently transitioned from CEO to Executive Chairman of IBM – tells Alan Murray why corporations, not the government, are best positioned to make this happen. The two also discuss the Business Roundtable. The group represents nearly 200

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29:26

Measuring Company Responses to COVID-19

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2020/04/07

How well are companies responding to the coronavirus crisis? That’s what today’s Leadership Next guest wants to find out. Martin Whittaker runs JUST Capital, a non-profit which attempts to measure if companies are doing well by ALL stakeholders – employees, customers, communities and shareholders. Since COVID-19 has gripped our attention, and the economy, Whittaker’s group has been measuring how major corporations are responding to the pandemic. He highlights some specific companies he believes

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32:40

Coronavirus Tests and Vaccines: Ammunition in the War...

Leadership Next ·

2020/03/31

Can business rise to meet the challenges presented by COVID-19? Can supply chains provide the medical equipment doctors and patients need? When will we have adequate coronavirus tests? And ultimately, how close are we to finding a vaccine for the disease? Those are the questions Alan Murray is asking on this week's Leadership Next. Today’s guests are two CEOs working overtime to provide the answers. Up first, Alex Gorsky, CEO of Johnosn and Johnson. His company has just announced it will begin

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19:47

Mark Cuban Is Pouring Money Into Coronavirus Relief:...

Leadership Next ·

2020/03/26

When the NBA announced it was indefinitely suspending its season, Dallas Mavericks owner Mark Cuban made a quick decision: he would continue to pay all of the hourly employees who worked in his arena. How did he do it? And why? That’s what Alan Murray asks in this episode of Leadership Next. Cuban is also an investor in over 150 small businesses, so he’s been closely following government plans to assist these smaller companies. He shares his take on the coronavirus relief legislation, the advice

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27:00

Fighting COVID-19: Regeneron's George Yancopoulos

Leadership Next ·

2020/03/20

Business, when it’s at its best, can solve very big problems. And today Leadership Next is talking about a very big problem - COVID-19. George Yancopoulos is the President and Chief Scientific Officer of Regeneron. His company announced this week it has developed a promising drug to fight coronavirus, and will begin human trials by early summer. Yancopoulos details the innovative approach Regeneron used to create the drug - an approach that led to an effective therapy for Ebola. He also explains

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24:12

Starbucks CEO Kevin Johnson: Sustainability Is Not a...

Leadership Next ·

2020/03/17

Starbucks recently announced plans to cut carbon emissions, waste, and water usage. But, as CEO Kevin Johnson tells Alan Murray in the newest episode of Leadership Next, he's not 100 percent sure how the company will meet those goals. Enter Andrew Wanliss-Orlebar, VP Strategy at Futerra, who advises companies on their sustainability policies. He lays out some of the challenges that Starbucks and other companies face in their quests to protect the planet. Also in the episode: find out just how much

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20:00

Microsoft's Satya Nadella: How to Save Capitalism

Leadership Next ·

2020/03/17

Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella firmly believes that his company must do more than make money - it has a social purpose too. And failing to fulfill that purpose may put capitalism itself in danger. It's an idea that's been most recently popularized by author Colin Mayer. In the inaugural episode of Leadership Next, Alan Murray speaks to both Nadella and Mayer, exploring the role business must play in the 21st century. Also featured, insight from Fortune's Andrew Nusca, who profiled Nadella for the

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Leadership Next: Alan Murray Previews Season 1

Leadership Next ·

2020/03/06

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