In this episode, Thales Teixeira—co-founder of Decoupling and former HBS professor—discusses his concept of decoupling and its role in driving disruption, and how incumbent organizations can stay competitive by disrupting their own value chains.

In this episode, Marc Beckman—Co-Founder and CEO of DMA United, an advertising agency that specializes in combining content and commerce—he discusses real-world insights on leveraging brands in the digital era, understanding Web3 and the metaverse, creating new revenue streams with digital assets, revamping brand loyalty programs, and co-creating in the digital space.

In this episode, Linda Yates—founder and CEO of Mach49, the growth incubator for global businesses—shares her framework on how to build your company's corporate ventures growth machine, and shares her perspective on incumbent organizations' role in creating global impact.

In this episode, Professor of Strategy and Digital Transformation Mohan Subramaniam discusses the need for traditional legacy firms to harness their existing assets and strengths to become more effective in the digital game. He also talks about the evolution of competitive strategy and the impact of data on customers and value chains.

In this episode, Sally Susman, the Executive Vice President and Chief Corporate Affairs Officer at Pfizer, shares her expertise on navigating public discourse as a company, crafting a united message that reflects company values, and the importance of communication as an essential capability for any leader or company to master. She also discusses her experiences navigating high-stakes moments and the growing expectation for corporations to channel their impact in the world.

In this episode, David Shrier discusses the impact of AI and innovation on business and society, and what the accelerated pace at which newer technologies are being adopted means for businesses.

In this episode, Stephanie Woerner—Director and Research Scientist at MIT's Center for Information Systems Research—shares her insights on digital business models, and the four pathways companies can take to achieve digital transformation.

In this episode, Andrew Winston—author of Net Positive with Paul Polman, adviser and speaker on megatrends & sustainability—shares how any company can adopt sustainable, humane practices to effect beneficial change for society and achieve a net positive impact on the world.

In this podcast, Avi draws from his research from his co-authored books Prediction Machines and his latest Power and Prediction: The Disruptive Economics of Artificial Intelligence, to understand how AI can strengthen your business strategy.

In this podcast, Nina Mažar—Professor of Marketing at Questrom School of Business at Boston University and author of the book Behavioral Science in the Wild—shares her insights on behavioral economics strategies companies can employ to affect customer behavior.