This week's guest is Andy Lee, Founder, Chairman and CEO at Alorica. Today we are exploring what skillsets are needed for the future of work, why Andy feels that the AI hype is not based in reality, a look at the ethics and social responsibility behind outsourcing to technology, and how Alorica is investing in microlearning.
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My guest today is Mike Fenlon, Chief People Officer at PwC US. Our conversation today revolves around PwC’s innovative Digital Accelerator Program that allows the organization to keep employees from feeling left behind in the fast paced digital revolution we’re living in. You will hear how it was created, how it works, how they keep managers from falling back into old habits, and how the program impacts not just employees, but the business community as a whole.
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My guest today is Bill Priemer, President & CEO at Hyland Software. Today you will hear Bill talk about how Hyland Software, a company headquartered in Ohio, is attracting and retaining the best tech talent and competing with the likes of the Bay Area. You will also hear how the company is using employee data to improve their operations, Bill’s take on the future of jobs as AI and automation increase, and the most valuable business lesson he has ever learned.
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This week’s guest is Michael Fraccaro, CHRO at MasterCard. Join us as we talk about MasterCard’s hiring process, how they are impacting communities around the world, the top trends Michael is paying attention to, how he went from high school teacher to CHRO and much more.
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On today's episode I interview Jonathan Neman, Co-Founder & CEO of Sweetgreen. Sweetgreen has a very strong company culture that focuses on passion and purpose. Jonathan and his co-founders, Nathaniel Ru and Nicolas Jammet have done an amazing job, not just fostering a meaningful employee experience for their people, but also in creating a great experience for their customers that goes above and beyond. They are on a mission – not just a job. There is a greater purpose – both as a company and community perspective.
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Today’s guest is Beth Comstock, former CMO and Vice Chair at GE and author of the brand new book, Imagine it Forward, which came out on September 18. Today you will hear the 5 areas you should embrace to grow and succeed, the hardest business decision Beth has had to make and how she worked through it, what it was like working with Jack Welch, how to deal with rejection, how to become a change maker in your organization and much more.
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Today’s guest is Charles Phillips, CEO of Infor. Today we are exploring all of the unique things Infor is doing around talent, from partnering with Universities to train future employees to using talent science to avoid mismatching employees with jobs that aren’t a good fit to creating a workspace that promotes camaraderie and collaboration and much more.
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Today’s guest is New York Times bestselling author Chip Conley. Our conversation centers around his newest book, Wisdom @ Work: The Making of a Modern Elder. Join us as we talk about Chip’s 4 steps to being relevant in mid-life, the importance of having a diverse mix of ages in the workplace, how to start a mentorship relationship and much more.
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This week’s guest is Nigel Travis, the Executive Chairman of the Board for Dunkin’ Brands, the author of The Challenge Culture, and former CEO of Dunkin’ Brands and Papa John’s. In today’s episode you will get insight into the demise of Blockbuster and how they could have avoided it, Nigel’s view on the recent news about Papa John’s, how Nigel came up with the phrase the Challenge Culture, how company cultures in Europe differ from the United States, Nigel’s experience at Kraft Foods, Rolls Royce, Parker Hannifin, and much more.
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This week I am joined by Dean Seavers, President of National Grid, US. In today’s episode you will hear how National Grid is using people analytics, bots, and automation to stay ahead, workforce trends Dean is paying attention to, how organizations will change the way they are consuming energy 5 to 10 years in the future and much more.
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