HeyJared2030
Real talk with business leaders preparing for 2030. Uncover the strategies top executives are using to future-proof their business.
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Why Taste Is the One Thing AI Still Hasn't Replicated [Ft. Jared Tredly, Shopify] (opens the original)
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AI raises everyone to an 8 out of 10. Jared Tredly's read is that the premium then moves to whoever pushes that 8 to a 10, because taste is the part AI hasn't replicated. That same floor-raising is dissolving role boundaries and shrinking teams across every function, not just design. Jared, Design Recruiter at Shopify, tells Keith how he runs a talent pipeline on a 12-month content loop instead of cold calls, why living prototypes are replacing static specs as the source of truth, and what signa
B2B marketing in 2030: How domain signals replace the lead [Ft. Emma Robinson, Canva] (opens the original)
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Canva runs account-based marketing across a thousand accounts, producing custom copy, images, and a personalized landing page for each, with the company name and a tagline in every asset. Emma Robinson, Head of B2B Marketing at Canva, tells Keith how product usage signals, CRM, and sales-call data feed the creative to make that scale work. She argues leads are giving way to domain signals as the real marker of quality, and that the hard part of AI adoption is never the build. It's the final mile
How This Private Equity Firm Went All-In on AI in One Year [Ft. Jarrad Berman, TZP Group] (opens the original)
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A year ago, TZP Group had zero AI licenses. Within days of Claude's Excel plugin launching, employees who had resisted every tool started demanding access, and that consumer pull became the firm's adoption engine. Jarrad Berman, Operating Partner and Head of AI at TZP Group, tells Keith how he blocked Google to force his own habit change, built a skill program mapped to 18 core firm functions, and ran a CEO hackathon that had one founder writing 200,000 lines of code six weeks later. Topics disc
How This Software Founder Is Rethinking Development for the Future [Ft. Slava Khristich, Tateeda] (opens the original)
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Slava Khristich has run a software firm for 13 years, and he argues the buy-versus-build math that ruled enterprise software for decades is now inverting. After hitting a functionality wall with HubSpot, he took screenshots and had a working CRM running in his own environment a week later. As CTO and Founder of TATEEDA, Slava tells Keith why his team treats a second AI model as an adversarial reviewer of the first, and why that still doesn't remove the human gate. His core argument: when you han
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