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Innovate, Motivate, and Activate Your Organization

Today’s conversation is with Dr. John J. McGowan, Deputy Director of Science Management at the National Institutes of Health. Today we are talking about some of the tough challenges NIH has been going through to evolve how they work. [...]

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Working With Steve Jobs, Why You Should Never Retire And How Today’s Companies Are Becoming Soft

Join our conversation this week as I talk with Nolan Bushnell, creator of Atari, Chuck-E-Cheese, uWink and the first boss of Steve Jobs as we talk about everything from technology in the workplace, the education system, AI and automation and much more. [...]

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Why We Shouldn’t Overdesign Employee Experiences

My guest this week is Georgia Collins, The Senior Managing Director and Co-Leader of the Workplace Strategy Practice at CBRE. Join us as we talk about Workplace 360, how to get people to embrace change and how to avoid over-designing employee experience. [...]

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How Learning, Education and Language Play Into the Future of Work

Join in on the conversation as John Hass, CEO of Rosetta Stone, and I talk about the future of learning, language, and education. Find out why it is so important to be a perpetual learner, what technology Rosetta Stone is using, John’s take on the changing nature of learning and much more. [...]

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The Future of Privacy and Security

Dr. Alissa Johnson, aka Dr. Jay, is the Chief Information Security Officer for Xerox Corporation. She is also the former Deputy Chief Information Officer of the Executive Office of the President. Dr. Jay is an IT strategist and visionary with experience in government and private industry. [...]

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Seth Godin on the Future of Work: The Importance of Being Persistent, Making Mistakes and Becoming a Perpetual Doer

This week’s guest is Seth Godin, bestselling author of 18 books and the creator of altMBA. Join us as we talk about the current state of work, AI and automation, skills for the future and much more. [...]

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Positive Leadership And Overcoming Negativity In The Workplace

Today’s guest is Jon Gordon, a bestselling author of 17 books, including his most recent, The Power of Positive Leadership. Join us as we talk about what makes a great leader, how to build your personal brand and how to have a positive outlook on life. [...]

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The Future of Education, Skills and the Economy

This week’s guest is David Deming, Professor of Public Policy and Education and Economics at Harvard. Join us as we discuss whether or not traditional education institutions will continue to exist, how quickly skills become obsolete and why companies should be measuring soft skills, along with much more. [...]

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What We Need to Know About Skills, Jobs, Technology and the Global Economy

Steven Tobin is a Senior Economist and Team Leader at the International Labour Organization, one of the United Nations’ agencies that produces a yearly “global snapshot” that shows where the global market stands. Today we are talking about the current state of the U.S. economy, universal basic income and unemployment along with many other related topics. [...]

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The Changing Nature Of Talent For People And For Organizations

This week's conversation is with Monica Pool Knox, the Head of Global Talent Management at Microsoft Enterprise, and it is all about how the talent landscape is changing and what Microsoft is doing to adapt to this evolution. We talk about AI and automation, working with multiple generations and how the employee/employer relationship has changed over the last few decades. [...]

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