After more than 20 years in large organizations, Rohit Nambiar decided that if he really wanted to understand AI, he needed to get his hands dirty. That took him from studying AI at MIT and advising startups to building one himself. Today, he’s CEO and co-founder of Sabai, an AI-powered health companion, where the move from corporate leadership to startup life has put him much closer to the day-to-day work of building, testing and growing a product. Rohit joins Marco and Jonas to talk about w...

Analysten sagen, dass Investoren vermehrtvon der Immobilienbranche zu anderen Anlageformen wechseln. „Sehe ich nicht so“, meint Dr. Britta Nielsen, Portfolio Managerin bei der KGAL, mit der Dirk Labusch seine L’Immo trinkt. Infrastruktur – von der Expo Real gehyped – werde die Immobilie nicht verdrängen. Das Interesse an Infrastruktur-Investments wächst, wenn auch bei Privatinvestoren noch in bescheidenem Maß. Verstärktes Interesse besteht, so sieht es Britta Nielsen, an Investments, die zugleich

How does hiring performance affect business performance, and how can talent leaders use AI without losing candidate trust? In this conversation, the Marc Thompson, CEO of ICIMS explains why hiring belongs in strategy and board discussions, not just HR. He covers why job openings are rising while hires stay flat, how to show a CFO or board the cost of vacancies and bad hires, and where AI helps recruiters and where humans must stay in charge. You will also hear why the difference between AI and

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On this episode of People Solve Problems, host Jamie Flinchbaugh welcomes Kathy Coffey Solberg, CEO of CommonUnity Consulting and author of the new book “Reweaving What Matters.” Kathy has spent 25 years helping leaders across business, government, and nonprofits see what is really happening before they try to fix it. Her central claim reframes most change work: organizations can see the results they do not like, but rarely the patterns producing them.The framework grew out of an actual

Leadership, emotional intelligence, intention, business, construction, high achievers, health, trust, leadership development, DISC, positive intelligence, coaching, stress management Dee Davis talks with leadership coach Jen Brown about what it really takes to lead with intention in high-pressure environments, especially construction. The conversation focuses on celebration, self-awareness, communication, delegation, and rest as practical leadership tools, not soft extras.Jen shares how her

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Robots Are Coming to Multifamily: AI Moves Into the Real World What happens when AI stops living on a screen and starts walking around your apartment buildings? In this episode of Net Effective, the Rental AI Show, Jonas Bordo talks with Taylor Hou, a serial entrepreneur and technology disruptor focused on the intersection of property management, AI and robotics. Taylor's approach is deliberately practical. Rather than talking about robots as futuristic gadgets, he is focused on putting them ...

Justin Coates, co-founder of LearnAir, demos ChatGPT’s new always-on, voice-driven AI agents (Dots) and the “Space” work hub, and explores what changes when work becomes something you can direct and supervise while you are actually living your life.🧭 Conversation HighlightsDots and related always-on agents connect to your digital work stack, so they can keep working using context from what you’ve linked.The episode centers on real demos: updating a podcast run-of-show doc, fixing broken

The Transformation Ground Control podcast covers a number of topics important to digital and business transformation. This episode covers the following topics and interviews:Your "Customer 360" Is Really an Order 360 Businesses Act Like It's 2006, Customers Act Like It's 2026 (Anna Falcon, MCA Connect) 67% of B2B Buyers Don't Want Your Salesperson We also cover a number of other relevant topics related to digital and business transformation throughout the show. 🔗 Resources Discussed in

In this episode of It Depends, Brian sits down with Frank Tumminello, Co-Founder of FileForms, to talk about the often-overlooked side of business compliance. Frank shares how his own experiences with corporate filings led him to launch FileForms, a technology platform designed to help businesses manage entity filings, registered agents, annual reports, and other state compliance requirements. He also discusses how technology is changing the corporate compliance space, the importance of combi...

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In this episode, we interview Tanya Rooney to talk about all things AI in vacation rentals, outsourcing and specialization, automation vs. AI, using technology to save time and make more money, maintaining the human side of hospitality, knowing what to automate and what to hold onto, AI creep, and a lot MORE! Enjoy!⭐️ Links & Show NotesAdam NorkoConrad O'ConnellTanya Rooney WebsiteTanya Rooney LinkedInTanya Rooney - "Tribe Builders" Podcast

In this episode, Mike Greenawalt, former CEO of Rosendin and founder of the Greenawalt Foundation, shares how his journey from electrical apprentice to leading one of the nation’s largest electrical contractors shaped his mission to create debt-free career pathways into the skilled trades. Mike explains why apprenticeships gave him an opportunity traditional education could not, and why America must rethink how it identifies, develops, and invests in the talent needed to build the future of

The IRS has fewer employees. Artificial intelligence is taking on a bigger role. Enforcement is becoming more targeted. And the way cases are selected, worked—and appealed—may be about to change dramatically.So what does that mean for taxpayers and the professionals who represent them?Tax Rep Network Founder Eric Green sits down with former IRS SB/SE Commissioner Darren Guillot. Now on the other side of the table, Guillot offers a rare insider’s perspective on where the IRS is headed.They dig into

Send us Fan Mail In this episode of WTF is Business Casual?!, Jenny and Sarah are back on one of their favorite topics — Gen Z in the workplace — and they've got new material. From a Michigan university scrapping letter grades for first-semester freshmen to Oprah's jaw literally hitting the floor when a 23-year-old talks about work-life balance, this one covers a lot of ground. They dig into why the gap between Gen Z and the workplace feels bigger than ever, who's actually responsible f...

Developing breakthrough medicines takes both courage and discipline. New treatments can transform patients' lives, but the path to approval is rigorous and leaves little room for error. Dr. Riad Sherif, MD, is the CEO of Oculis, a global biopharmaceutical company focused on breakthrough innovations in ophthalmology and neuro-ophthalmology. Oculis’ two late-stage clinical candidates, Privosegtor and Licaminlimab, present promising treatment options for those suffering from a broad range of

What does it take to keep a highly automated manufacturing plant running while working toward production of 21,000 solar panels a day?In this episode of Maintenance Manufacturing Insights, Martin Engster talks with Mathew Edwards, Plant Facilities Manager and Maintenance Manager for First Solar in Gaffney, South Carolina. Mathew shares what goes into building and leading a maintenance operation at a new 1.2-million-square-foot manufacturing facility. With highly automated production lines, robots,

When a call isn't working, figure out whether it was a bad decision, bad luck, or bad timing before you fix it. Each one needs a completely different fix, and fixing the wrong one makes things worse. Three hours into a major system go-live, Colby Morris watched the whole thing start falling apart, and he had to make the call. Was it a bad decision? And if it was, which one: the decision to switch, or the decision to stop? The answer isn't what you'd guess from that morning. Colby breaks down ...

In this episode of Left Unattended, Ron talks with Dr. Kelly Cooper, a veterinarian and consultant, about receiving an ADHD diagnosis at 55 and why she called it a “liberation day.” Kelly shares how the diagnosis helped her understand chronic self-criticism, anxiety, rejection sensitivity dysphoria, and the perfectionism she realized was protecting her from rejection. They explore pressure-driven productivity, procrastination that was reinforced by academic success, and how time, energy, and