HeyJaredInnovator Insights
Exploring the minds and journeys of today’s innovators to inspire tomorrow’s leaders.Every episode tells the story of an innovator, someone who has faced challenges, overcome obstacles, and carved a new path in industries like technology, business, education, and beyond.
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Martin LeBlanc | Leading Creative Teams Through the AI Revolution (opens the original)
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In Episode 19 of Innovator Insights, host Scott Fisher chats with Martin LeBlanc , CXO at Magnific (co-founder of Iconfinder and former Freepik executive). Together, they cut through the AI hype to look at the practical reality of corporate AI adoption. Martin shares how generative AI is democratizing high-end video and design workflows, why Freepik made the bold move to rebrand to Magnific, and how leaders can overcome employee anxiety around AI automation. They also dive into why human "taste"
Dr. Kapil Mathur | Steering the Future of Education: Moving Beyond a Standardized System (opens the original)
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On this episode of Innovator Insights , we are Steering the Future of Education with Dr. Kapil Mathur, Executive Director of the Orange County Academy of Sciences and Arts. Named a business visionary by the LA Times , Dr. Mathur joins us to discuss why standard, rigid school systems fail to account for how kids actually learn and how his public charter network is shaking up the status quo. We dive deep into the vital difference between passive screen time and active creation, the powerful role A
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