Ingrid Curtis, CEO of Sparq, explains how leaders can choose the right AI opportunities, move solutions into the hands of real users, and avoid endless experimentation. She shares Sparq’s ACT framework, the importance of solving “problem zero,” and why companies must use AI for growth, not just cost savings.
Garnet Heraman shares how he evaluates emerging technology markets by looking for historical patterns, adoption signals, clusters, and momentum. He explains why generic enterprise AI may become harder to defend, why vertical AI is creating real value in industries like healthcare, insurance, and finance.
In this episode, Geoff explains why AI is moving beyond individual productivity tools and workflow automation into something bigger: a company-wide intelligence layer that helps leaders understand what is really happening inside the business.
In this episode, Matt breaks down why “burning the boats” is not about reckless risk. It is about committing fully to the right goal, staying self-aware, and being willing to abandon the wrong tactics fast.
Sherwood “Woody” Neiss explains how investment crowdfunding grew from an eight-bullet outline into a 485-page regulation that opened startup investing to everyday people.
Discover how Maura O’Neill, founder of The Decade Project and former Chief Innovation Officer at USAID, is redefining entrepreneurship to reflect America’s true diversity. Explore her framework for inclusive innovation, access to capital, and bold change.
In this episode, Hassan Jaferi, Sr. Director at Myant Ventures, shares powerful stories and actionable insights to help founders, universities, and corporate leaders bridge the gap between research and commercialization.