Each episode, I bring on an exciting guest to talk about their professional and personal journeys, reflection, and expertise. This season we are focusing on the impact of the coronavirus on the industry they are in.
Past guests include Gustaf Alstromer, Marina Mogilko, Haseeb Qureshi, and more.
Dive Afrika
The Digital Science Podcast
Barnaby Nelson
A.I For Anyone
Canadian RegTech Association
Outsell Inc.
MyData Podcast
MyData.org
David Yakobovitch
Tammy & Pavlo
Taival
Bernard Marr
Brian Ray; Don Sheu
Venturi Group: CTO, Data, Development, Cyber Security, Business Intelligence, Infrastructure, Cloud
Edgevana Inc.
iZotope INC, Jonathan Wyner
Analytics by Design
Rumjog Enterprises
Michael Woudenberg
Sama
Mind Narrative
Ganesh Padmanabhan
RE•WORK
WatersTechnology
Digging into the Future
minhaaj rehman
Madhu Sundararajan and Abhinav Raje
Ioannis Bakagiannis
Interactions LLC
The Actionable Futurist® Andrew Grill
Dan Turchin
Lowell Thompson
Epicenter
Wharton Tech Toks
Ben Sheppard
Geoffrey Cann
Frank Makrides
Sarah Epting
gravity9
Axel Schumacher
Fadi Hindi
Maxime Lenormand
DataRobot
Venturi Group
Odane Dunbar
Compass Datacenters
Jasmine Moradi
HourlyNerd
Ciprian Borodescu
Manuel Pasieka
Ville Hulkko
A Side Of Data
Matt
IoTeX
George Anadiotis
VERMEG
Andrew Carpenter
AI Partnerships Corp.
The Human Impact Studio
Stanford and PRX
Lukas Biewald
UW Data Science Club Podcast Team
Nomad Futurist
Crayon Data
UC Berkeley Extension
ProcessMiner
Charlie You
Kimberly Nevala, Strategic Advisor - SAS
Singapore Institute of Management
Jason Stoughton
Databricks
Mathieu Glaude
David Turetsky
Syya Yasotornrat
Richard Foster-Fletcher
Tucana
Rhys Luxford
DatacenterDynamics
AdPushup
Innodata
Capturing The Intangibles
Impli Limited
Thorsten Heller
smartindustry
Triskele Logistics - CMI Podcast
Michael Howard
Daniel Faggella
Dawn
Brendan Aldrich
Olly Thompson
Cognilytica
Teja Kummarikuntla
FNA Talks
ID5
HBS Digital Initiative
DigitalAgenda
Lubo Drobny
colearninglounge
Block Center for Technology and Society at Carnegie Mellon University
Forrester