In this episode, Andrew Winston—author of Net Positive with Paul Polman, adviser and speaker on megatrends & sustainability—shares how any company can adopt sustainable, humane practices to effect beneficial change for society and achieve a net positive impact on the world.

In this podcast, Avi draws from his research from his co-authored books Prediction Machines and his latest Power and Prediction: The Disruptive Economics of Artificial Intelligence, to understand how AI can strengthen your business strategy.

In this podcast, Nina Mažar—Professor of Marketing at Questrom School of Business at Boston University and author of the book Behavioral Science in the Wild—shares her insights on behavioral economics strategies companies can employ to affect customer behavior.

In this episode, Lindsey McInerney—tech futurist and former Global Head of Technology & Innovation at Anheuser-Busch InBev—shares her insights on the metaverse, NFTs among other tech, and how all companies, regardless of industry, can leverage these new technologies effectively.

In this episode, David Rogers—author, expert on digital transformation and faculty member at Columbia Business School—shares how digital transformation goes beyond embracing technology, equally placing as much importance on strategy, leadership, and cultural mindset shifts.

In this podcast episode, Miklós Dietz, a senior partner at McKinsey & Company, discusses the shift towards ecosystem-based competition and how organizations can prepare for this new era from economic and technological perspectives.

Dr. Tomas Chamorro-Premuzic has written 10 books and over 150 scientific papers on the psychology of talent, leadership, innovation, and AI. In this episode, he discusses how AI is changing the face of talent recruitment and training.

In this episode, Lele Sang, author of Winning in China, shares her top insights on successful strategies for companies entering the Chinese market, and lessons learned from successful ventures.

In this episode, Tom Davenport—Distinguished Professor at Babson College and Visiting Professor at Oxford's Said Business School—leads us through his insights on how to harness AI in any organization to give you competitive advantage.

In this episode, Tony O'Driscoll—Professor, Research Fellow and Academic Director at Duke University—helps us understand how the key digital-age differentiator is not technology, but people.

In this episode, John Mullins—associate professor at London Business School—discusses the six surprising mindsets that distinguish entrepreneurs from other business individuals.

In this episode, Efosa Ojomo—Director of Global Prosperity research group—discusses how often it is innovation, not the traditional method of flooding poverty-stricken societies with resources, that helps those countries prosper.

In this episode, Erica Orange—futurist and Executive Vice President & Chief Operating Officer of The Future Hunters—talks about the future trends forward-looking strategists should keep top of mind.

In this episode, Simone Ahuja—innovation and strategy expert—shares with us how to effectively use jugaad innovation (frugal, flexible innovation) to achieve growth.

In this episode, Alex Budak—UC Berkeley faculty member and social entrepreneur—shares how to both become a changemaker, and empower others to follow this path as well.

In this episode, Derek Lidow—teacher and scholar of entrepreneurship at Princeton—discusses the history, importance and effects of entrepreneurs on society based on his extensive research on these individuals.

In this episode, Andrew Binns breaks down the notion behind corporate explorers—individuals who forge new innovative ideas within enterprise structures—and how to foster more of the in your organization.

In this episode, Kirstin Ferguson, Australian leadership expert, shares her top insights on what makes not only an effective leader, but a well-rounded one that has a big impact on both business strategy and people.

In this episode, Hermann Simon, expert in strategy, marketing and pricing, discusses timely topics on how to navigate pricing during times of inflation and modern tech developments.

In this episode, Vijay Govindarajan, NYT and WSJ bestselling author, discusses how you can keep your organization moving toward the future while also closing the gap of what's possible to maximize your company's success.

In this episode, Peter G. Klein, W. W. Caruth Chair and Professor at Baylor University, discusses how organizational structures have evolved—and will continue to evolve over time—and how to know which one is best suited for your company.

Julia Boorstin—CNBC’s Senior Media & Tech Correspondent—discusses the unique strengths that women leaders bring to the workplace, and what we can all learn from them.

In this episode, Michael Schrage, author of award-winning The Innovator’s Hypothesis, examines the changing role of human-machine collaborations in the near and far future.

In this episode, Bruce Usher leads us through the role of business leaders and investors in the impact on climate change—and what you need to know as a strategist.

In this episode, Mark Esposito—Co-Founder & Chief Learning Officer at Nexus FrontierTech, an AI scale-up venture—leads us through what to expect as the world is redesigned in the fourth industrial revolution through technology.