HeyJaredBalance and Breakthrough
This podcast is for anyone who wants to do well and do good. Join Noah, a PhD student at Imperial Business School, to both push and pause, and pause to pursue a larger purpose.
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5 Steps To Stop Big Oil and Why We Need Governments to Back Clean Tech | Professor Anita McGahan (opens the original)
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In this episode, I sit down with Professor Anita McGahan, Professor of Strategic Management at the University of Toronto and former Harvard Business School professor, and one of the world’s leading researchers on private innovation in the public interest, entrepreneurship and cross-sector collaboration. We explore why the future feels increasingly bleak for young people: from climate breakdown to stagnant living standards, and a growing loss of trust in the institutions meant to protect us. Anit
AI and Strategy Prof: 3 Harsh Truths About Gen Z's Future! (#1 Advice to Thrive in AI Economy) | Dr. Mark Kennedy (opens the original)
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In this episode, I sit down with Dr. Mark Kennedy, a Professor of Strategy and Organisational Behaviour at Imperial Business School where he leads the Data Science Institute. We explore what AI means for Gen Z's careers. We discuss everything from a recent 70% chance of apocalypse prediction making headlines to hiring data showing entry-level roles are already disappearing. Mark unpacks why traditional career ladders are breaking down, what skills actually matter most right now, and how the expl
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