Show overview
Faster Forward has been publishing since 2022, and across the 4 years since has built a catalogue of 112 episodes. That works out to roughly 50 hours of audio in total. Releases follow a fortnightly cadence.
Episodes typically run twenty to thirty-five minutes — most land between 22 min and 33 min — though episode length varies meaningfully from one episode to the next. None of the episodes are flagged explicit by the publisher. It is catalogued as a EN-US-language Business show.
The show is actively publishing — the most recent episode landed 2 weeks ago, with 23 episodes already out so far this year. The busiest year was 2024, with 36 episodes published. Published by Northern Trust.
From the publisher
Innovation is often sparked by a single new idea. Faster Forward brings you stories, insights, and lessons learned from leaders and innovators that are transforming their industries.
Latest Episodes
View all 112 episodesBuilding for What’s Next: Data, AI and the Future of APAC Investing
Project Acacia and Tokenized Markets with Justin Chapman and Paul Abraham
From Automation to Adaptation: How AI Is Reshaping the Future of Work (Video)
From Automation to Adaptation: How AI Is Reshaping the Future of Work (Audio)
Institutional Investing in a Changing Global Market
Scaling the Future of OCIO: Data, AI and Operational Efficiency (Video)
Scaling the Future of OCIO: Data, AI and Operational Efficiency (Audio)
Digital Assets, Tokenization, and the Future of Institutional Investing
From Undervalued to Opportunity: Inside the Rise of Women’s Sports Investing (Video)
From Undervalued to Opportunity: Inside the Rise of Women’s Sports Investing (Audio)
Scaling ETF Services for Growth and Innovation
Private Markets, Climate Risk, and AI: Inside Canada’s Investment Model with Katie Pries
Finding Opportunity in a Changing Market: Value, Diversification and Global Small Caps (Audio)
Finding Opportunity in a Changing Market: Value, Diversification and Global Small Caps (Video)
Liquidity as a Strategic Asset in Changing Markets
Private Equity’s Liquidity Moment: What Investors Need to Know Now (Video)
Private Equity’s Liquidity Moment: What Investors Need to Know Now
Private Markets, Climate Risk, and AI: Inside Canada’s Investment Model with Katie Pries
Long-term investing is shifting, but what actually separates disciplined investors from the rest? How are leading institutions balancing performance, risk, and innovation while managing growing complexity? In this episode, host Paul Fahey speaks with Katie Pries, Country Executive for Northern Trust Asset Servicing in Canada, about how Canadian asset owners approach private markets, governance, and emerging technologies. They explore how the Maple Eight have shaped global investing practices, why climate risk is now embedded in decision-making, and how data challenges are evolving. Katie also shares how AI is being applied to improve efficiency without replacing human judgment, and why execution and governance are now the real differentiators. Key takeaways: Private markets treated as core portfolio building blocks tied to long-term liabilities and cash flow stability Data challenges shifting from scarcity to overload, with a focus on timely, decision-ready information Climate risk is integrated into governance frameworks and viewed as a financial and execution risk AI is improving data processing, risk monitoring, and workflow efficiency without replacing human oversight The Canadian model stands out for disciplined execution, governance, and a long-term investment mindset And more! Connect with Katie Pries: LinkedIn: Katie Pries About Katie Pries: Northern Trust: Katie Pries
Inside the AI Shift: What’s Next for Enterprises (Video)
In this episode of Market Pulse by Faster Forward, host Grant Johnsey sits down with Mike Kelly, Co‑Founder of Developer Town, to cut through the hype and explore the real‑world applications of AI—from personal productivity to enterprise‑scale transformation. Mike shares how advances in large language models are reshaping everyday workflows, why tools like Gemini and ChatGPT are evolving into true AI companions, and how “vibe coding” is lowering the barrier to building custom software. The conversation goes deeper into the enterprise, covering AI agents, fraud detection, unstructured data, and why many organizations struggle to move from experimentation to execution. Mike also weighs in on the implications for SaaS businesses, venture investing, energy costs, and the future of enterprise infrastructure. Key topics include: How AI is changing personal productivity and decision‑making Using AI as a healthcare “navigator” and shared source of truth Vibe coding and the rise of build‑your‑own software Why enterprises get stuck on data and process readiness AI agents, automation, and security trade‑offs What AI means for SaaS, venture capital, and long‑term costs Whether you’re experimenting with AI at home or evaluating it for your organization, this episode offers a clear, practical look at what’s working and what’s coming next.
Inside the AI Shift: What’s Next for Enterprises (Audio)
In this episode of Market Pulse by Faster Forward, host Grant Johnsey sits down with Mike Kelly, Co‑Founder of Developer Town, to cut through the hype and explore the real‑world applications of AI—from personal productivity to enterprise‑scale transformation. Mike shares how advances in large language models are reshaping everyday workflows, why tools like Gemini and ChatGPT are evolving into true AI companions, and how “vibe coding” is lowering the barrier to building custom software. The conversation goes deeper into the enterprise, covering AI agents, fraud detection, unstructured data, and why many organizations struggle to move from experimentation to execution. Mike also weighs in on the implications for SaaS businesses, venture investing, energy costs, and the future of enterprise infrastructure. Key topics include: How AI is changing personal productivity and decision‑making Using AI as a healthcare “navigator” and shared source of truth Vibe coding and the rise of build‑your‑own software Why enterprises get stuck on data and process readiness AI agents, automation, and security trade‑offs What AI means for SaaS, venture capital, and long‑term costs Whether you’re experimenting with AI at home or evaluating it for your organization, this episode offers a clear, practical look at what’s working and what’s coming next.
