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Caroline Boudreaux on Why Child Welfare Technology Has to Strengthen the System, Not Replace It (opens the original)
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Miracle Foundation founder Caroline Boudreaux explains how the organization is using technology and AI to help social workers identify vulnerable families earlier, connect them with resources, and reduce unnecessary child-family separation. Her larger goal is not to build a parallel charitable system, but to strengthen the public systems already responsible for keeping children safe.
Steve Burns on Why Food Delivery Needs Purpose-Built Automation (opens the original)
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NoTip entrepreneur Steve Burns explains why food delivery remains expensive despite massive scale and why he believes the underlying delivery model, not the ordering app, is the real problem. He shares how NoTip is using robotics, lightweight electric vehicles, and a flat-fee model to rethink the last mile.
Broc TenHouten on Solving AI's Power Crisis Without Rebuilding the Grid (opens the original)
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Intrinsic Power co-founder and CEO Broc TenHouten explains why AI data centers are leaving significant electrical capacity unused. He shares how predictive power management, energy storage, and retrofit-ready hardware can help operators expand computing capacity without waiting years for new grid connections.
Ethan Bull on Why Hourly Billing Undervalues High-Level Executive Support (opens the original)
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ProAssisting co-founder Ethan Bull explains why executive support should be priced around access, judgment, and outcomes rather than minutes worked. He also shares how a streamlined fractional business model can create value without adding unnecessary operational complexity.
Bradley Skaggs on Building Brands That AI Cannot Imitate (opens the original)
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Skaggs Creative co-founder Bradley Skaggs explains why strong brands are built from the inside out. He shares how leaders can use AI for research and exploration without sacrificing the judgment, clarity, and human character that make a brand distinctive.
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