CEO Blindspots® Podcast
The "CEO Blindspots® Podcast" sets leaders up to succeed, by sharing CEO best practices and revealing blindspots.https://ceoblindspots.comWhat keeps you up at night?Ask me your leadership related questions and/or provide guest suggestions; birgit@ceoblindspots.com
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"The Crime Blindspot" - with Eyal Azoulay, CEO of Tangos (opens the original)
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$1.5 trillion. That's what financial crime costs the world every year. And AI is making the criminals faster than the people trying to catch them. Eyal Azoulay , CEO of Tangos.ai shares why the real blindspot isn't detecting crime but rather how we've been trying to stop it. His company is helping major financial institutions resolve cases in minutes instead of months! In this CEO Blindspots® Podcast , Eyal also shares: → Why discipline beats talent → The hiring mistake that cost him early i
"The Purpose Blindspot" - with Colin Dingelstad, Serial Entrepreneur and Originator of the Impossible Documentary (opens the original)
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The biggest threat to your leadership may not be poor execution—it may be pursuing the wrong purpose. In this episode of CEO Blindspots® , serial entrepreneur Colin Dingelstad reveals why the most successful leaders don’t just build successful companies—they build lives aligned with their purpose —and why that difference changes everything! CEO Blindspots® Podcast Guest: Colin Dingelstad Colin is a serial entrepreneur, investor, and the originator of the "IMPOSSIBLE" real-time documentary series
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