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How do the world's most impactful leaders think, decide and build? Through unfiltered conversations, the Earn The Right podcast takes listeners inside the rooms where the hardest choices are made: from building billion-dollar companies to navigating doubt, reinvention and…
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How AI can transform billion-dollar capital projects | Lucretia Löscher | Apoorv Agarwal | Earn The Right Podcast, Episode 11 (opens the original)
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Every capital project runs on three variables: time, budget, and quality. Deliver on all three and the project closes the way it was meant to. Miss on any one and the consequences are severe. Most megaprojects fall short on at least one. Lucretia Löscher has spent her career inside that triangle. She is COO of Big Dutchman, and was previously COO and Executive Board Member at thyssenkrupp Uhde. Before that came senior leadership roles at Siemens, Siemens Energy, and OSRAM. Determined to evaluate
How AI Can Fix Energy Poverty & Megaprojects Problem | Aleida Rios | Apoorv Agarwal | Earn The Right Podcast Ep. 10 (opens the original)
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The world's largest energy projects take decades to build and cost tens of billions of dollars. When they stall or fail, the consequences extend far beyond budgets. Communities waiting for reliable energy wait even longer. Some never get it at all. Aleida Rios has seen energy poverty firsthand. She experienced it growing up in Mexico, then again in the jungles of Indonesia, and communities across the United States. That perspective shaped a 35-year career at BP, where she became Senior Vice Pres
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