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The Unlimited Podcast is a Ginsler Wealth audio production. GW’s CEO, Brian Ginsler, provides his thoughts on investing and the markets, and speaks with a variety of investment managers and other non-investment specialists to discuss themes relevant to successful…
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E72: Managing Healthcare AI with Mara Lederman (opens the original)
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AI is rapidly making its way into healthcare — helping clinicians identify deteriorating patients earlier, improving hospital flow and discharge planning, reducing administrative work, and beginning to change how and where care is delivered. But as hospitals adopt more and more AI tools, a new challenge is emerging: how do you manage, monitor and govern all of it? In this episode of The Unlimited Podcast®, Brian speaks with Mara Lederman , Co-Founder of Signal 1 , a healthcare technology company
E71: No Experience Necessary with Ronnen Harary (opens the original)
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In this episode of The Unlimited Podcast, Brian speaks with Ronnen Harary , Co-Founder of Spin Master , the company behind legendary toys and franchises such as PAW Patrol, Bakugan, and Air Hogs. Brian and Ronnen discuss the origins of Spin Master, turning disabilities into gifts, and the inspiration behind Ronnen's new book, No Experience Necessary . Ronnen Harary is Co-Founder and Chairman of Spin Master (TSX-listed: TOY). He is also the founder of the Toy Movement, a global initiative that ha
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