Episodes

Conversations about changes in business, consumers, and where the two converge. Browse below to check out every episode.

Tekedra Mawakana

co-CEO, Waymo

Tekedra Mawakana, Waymo’s co-CEO, discusses the mission to solve “the greatest engineering challenge of our generation” and how autonomous driving technology is giving people freedom of movement while making the roads safer for all.

Francesco Starace

CEO, Enel

A discussion about the future of energy, why “electrifying society” is achievable well before 2050, and the forces changing the way we consume (and produce) energy.

David Rodin

Founder and Chair, Principia Advisory

A discussion on why ethics is a competitive advantage that informs and underlies business decisions, and why this “generational shift” towards ethics will be a defining aspect of business for decades to come.

Patricia Cohen

Global Economics Correspondent, The New York Times

Patricia Cohen discusses how the war in Ukraine has overturned decades of active integration and positive cooperation between advanced industrial democracies and is moving globalization as we know it into a new, more regionalized phase.

Dimitris Psillakis

CEO, Mercedes-Benz USA

As the automotive industry shifts towards an electric future, Dimitris Psillakis, CEO of Mercedes-Benz USA, shares the vision behind Mercedes-Benz’s electrification strategy and new goal to become the most desirable electric luxury vehicle brand in the world.

Ranjay Gulati

Harvard Business School Professor & Author

Ranjay joins the podcast to explain what it means to be a “deep purpose” company. He describes what we can learn from leaders who get purpose right -- and use it as a North Star to guide and elevate an organization's people, productivity, and potential.