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In today’s episode:Large investment banks are partnering with OpenAI to permanently replace junior investment banking jobs with AI. This is where we're going to see the biggest AI-related impacts in the workforce going forward. The big question: in the absence of junior professionals, where are leaders going to come from? How will capitalism adjust to this new model? CEO Daily Brief is a daily, five-minute podcast for CEOs where we dissect the week's biggest news, unpack hot-button

Send us a text On this episode of IMPACT: Women in Leadership, host Mary Ann Brown sits down with Alexis Bonnell, Chief Information Officer and Director of the Digital Capabilities Directorate at the Air Force Research Laboratory. A trailblazer in digital transformation and human-machine teaming, Alexis has dedicated her career to bringing innovation to some of the world’s most complex challenges—whether shaping AI adoption across the Department of Defense, co-founding USAID’s Global Developm...

Dustin reflects on key lessons from the fifteenth anniversary of Civic Initiatives and its work in public procurement.

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In today's episode: Jessica and Culture Partners CEO Joe Terry discuss the origins of ⁠⁠⁠⁠Surrender to Lead⁠⁠⁠⁠, the book they co-authored that's coming out next year. Employee disengagement is often a reaction to fear-based leadership. When leaders are obsessed with control, apathy becomes one of the few ways that employees retake agency. People want to work. It's on leaders to create the connection between employees and the work;. When leaders force employees into the office

Today’s “world” encourages monochrome compliance. The Compass Point series led by Jeremy Wentworth-Stanley, the Voice of Respectonomics, and his co-host Sarah Benton, call this out, emphasizing that you as an individual are a creative pulse, you own an exclusive identity, and are powered by potential. Finding out the truth of self is an exciting journey, one that builds your expression and resilience into your life. Start the journey now! Socrates and Shakespeare are your fellow travellers

The State of Sustainability Podcast is where we unpack the topics and trends of corporate sustainability, hosted by Saif Hameed, Founder and CEO of Altruistiq. This time, Saif takes the mic solo for a special short-form episode - part of a new series of “content bytes”, where he shares quick insights on what’s new and topical in the sustainability space. In this episode, Saif tackles one of the drier – but essential – topics shaping the future of corporate sustainability: regulation. Speci...

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In today’s episode: Zoom's CEO has begun using an AI avatar to deliver information on earnings calls. Human authenticity is important for culture and relationships, but the CEO's relationship to employees isn't the same as the relationship with shareholders. With earnings calls being so impersonal and heavily-scripted by design, John argues the use of the avatar is a perfect use of AI. CEO Daily Brief is a daily, five-minute podcast for CEOs where we dissect the week's biggest news,

Tired of hearing: “Customize your resume for every job.”“Make sure your cover letter shows your personality.”“It’s all about timing and luck.”Yeah… no. In this episode, I dive headfirst into why recruiting advice online has turned into a parody of itself. From 350+ “AI tools” that recruiters don’t fully understand, to job descriptions that read like broken fortune cookies, to the endless cycle of “we get thousands of resumes” sympathy posts — it’s all become noise. This isn’t about hating rec...

🤖 The Agentic Enterprise Revolution: Inside Salesforce's AI Strategy Why do 95% of AI pilots fail to reach production? The answer might surprise you. In this exclusive interview from Dreamforce 2025, I sit down with Adam Evans, Salesforce's Executive Vice President of AI and General Manager for AI, to uncover what it really takes to build a successful agentic enterprise. #Salesforcepartnership #Sponsored 🎯 What You'll Learn: ✨ The Three Critical Use Cases for AI Success Serving

In this synthesis episode, Marketing and Strategy TLDR compares North (Focals) and SmileDirectClub — two innovation-driven ventures that scaled ambition faster than stability. Using the 4A’s marketing model and continuity analysis, we examine why both failed in different ways yet share the same core fragility: their services couldn’t sustain their products. This synthesis distills actionable insights on service dependency, and the strategic cost of ignoring end-of-life guarantees.Tags: Fragile

SmileDirectClub was supposed to make braces obsolete. Instead, its global shutdown left customers abandoned and regulators alarmed. In this Marketing and Strategy TLDR episode, we trace the company’s meteoric rise and sudden collapse — from billion-dollar IPO to bankruptcy. SmileDirectClub's collapse highlights how misaligned claims and unsustainable service models turned innovation into liability. This is a cautionary tale about ambition, trust, and the cost of scaling healthcare like

Even the best-designed processes can drift over time, but Process Confirmation stops small deviations from becoming major gaps. In this episode, PMI Senior Consultant Damion Albinson explains why Process Confirmation isn’t about auditing but understanding how work really happens. He explores how this approach helps leaders stay connected to operational reality, using the insights to strengthen performance and build capability at every level. From frontline operators to leaders managing impr...

What happens when a startup tries to make smart glasses cool again? In this Marketing and Strategy TLDR episode, we explore North Focals, a Canadian company that wowed investors and designers alike — until high prices, limited reach, and a Google buyout ended it all. This is a story of vision, design, and the fragile balance between innovation and market reality.Tags: North Focals, smart glasses, tech failure stories, startup rise and fall, Canadian innovation, Google buys North, wearable tech

After MILKRUN’s dramatic 2023 shutdown, Woolworths saw opportunity in failure. The supermarket giant relaunched the brand as MILKRUN powered by Metro, blending start-up agility with corporate scale. In this episode, Marketing and Strategy TLDR explores how Woolworths re-engineered operations, leveraged omnichannel strategy, and rebuilt trust to create a sustainable rapid-delivery service. Discover how brand integration, data-driven loyalty, and disciplined execution turned a startup collapse into a

MILKRUN Australia was the pandemic-era sensation that promised groceries in ten minutes, raised $75 million, and collapsed in less than two years. This episode explains what really happened — from flawed unit economics to shifting investor sentiment — and the strategic missteps that turned speed into a liability. Join Marketing and Strategy TLDR to explore why one of Australia’s most hyped delivery startups fell, and what every founder, Business School student, and marketer can learn from the

What if letting go isn’t about losing—but about opening up? 🌿 In this solo episode, Penny Zenker dives into one of the most powerful yet overlooked elements of resilience: the art of letting go. Whether it’s releasing old habits, outdated expectations, or people who no longer fit your life, learning to let go creates space for growth, peace, and new opportunities.Penny shares practical mindset shifts and reflective questions to help you recognize what’s no longer serving you, reduce emotional