Masters of Scale
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How Barnes & Noble made a comeback, with CEO James Daunt
What the jobs report isn't telling you about AI & the workforce, with Upwork’s Hayden Brown
Pioneers of AI: Why AI conversations are always one-sided
Know which rules to break, with MTV co-founder Tom Freston
Rapid Recap: Google’s exodus, Spider-Man’s odyssey, Taco “Hell”, and more
Always be the challenger, with Savannah Bananas founder Jesse Cole
The new rules of brand building, with Wieden+Kennedy CEO
How to beef up your business, with ButcherBox CEO Mike Salguero
Serena Williams on winning in business
Possible: Satya Nadella on making human and token capital compound
Author Jim Collins on unlocking your potential
Delta's Ed Bastian on spiking fuel, summer travel, and a blunt reality check on AI
Build better relationships at work
The quiet reinvention of a $42b business, with Canva’s Cameron Adams
Pioneers of AI: John Deere's AI vision for future farms
Chef Marcus Samuelsson on the ingredients for success
Relevance is a sport: Gap’s Richard Dickson on swinging, missing, and winning
How to build breakout products, with Mark Pincus & Reid Hoffman
Cannes Lions’ battle of the brands: Starbucks’ stumble, World Cup ads, and more
Pioneers of AI: Reid Hoffman says the AI race is not a cage match
How to balance a two-sided marketplace, with Care.com CEO Brad Wilson
$300m in year two. The controversy came free, with David Protein’s Peter Rahal
IBM’s $10 billion bet on what comes after AI
The U.S. at 250: The case for reckoning and rebuild, with Ian Bremmer
The future of EVs, with Rivian’s RJ Scaringe
World Cup kickoff: Goals, greed, and geopolitics, with ESPN’s Sam Borden
Rapid Response: The Guardian’s secret weapon against media’s collapse, with CEO Anna Bateson
Rohan Oza: The playbook for building billion-dollar consumer brands
The race no one can win: AI’s anti-human crisis, with Aza Raskin
How to get better at money, with Carrie Joy Grimes
Why success destroys the companies we love, with Eric Ries
Pioneers of AI: How fast can you upskill in AI? We did a sprint to find out.
How Coach scaled from a single store into a global icon
The “invisible army” behind Amazon’s robotaxi revolution
Author David Epstein on why constraints fuel innovation
Duolingo’s battle for learning in an AI world, with Luis von Ahn
Raising Cane’s secret recipe for scaling, with CEO Todd Graves
Mellody Hobson: When investors head for the exit, run to the fire
The Devil Wears Prada workplace: Toxic or timeless?
How Poppi’s founders built a new soda brand worth $2 billion
Maria Sharapova’s centre court tricks for the boardroom
Possible: Netflix co-founder Reed Hastings: stories, schools, superpowers
The art of the steal: Serial founder Eric Ryan on finding inspiration
A first look at Samsung’s blueprint to win the AI era, with Mauro Porcini
Why CEOs need to think more like athletes, with investor Byron Deeter
LIV Golf’s gambit to rewrite global sports, with Scott O’Neil
Humanize AI before it dehumanizes us, with Dr. Rana el Kaliouby at SXSW
The “most stressed” wellness CEO, with Calm’s David Ko
How to think faster and talk smarter, with Matt Abrahams
Matt Abrahams knows what it takes to win over a crowd, close a deal, or inspire a team. The renowned communication expert and Stanford business school lecturer shares his science-backed strategies for overcoming public speaking anxiety and more. Check out Matt’s podcast and book: https://www.fastersmarter.io/Visit the Rapid Response website here: https://www.rapidresponseshow.com/See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.
The internet is breaking. So what’s next? with Cloudflare’s Matthew Prince
AI bots are on track to outnumber humans online by 2027. No one has a better line of sight into that shift than Matthew Prince — his company, Cloudflare, routes more than 20% of all internet traffic. Speaking live from SXSW, Prince reveals how AI is rewriting the economics of the web, how tech giants are scrambling to respond, and what it means for anyone running an online business. Plus, what it's like to be on the frontlines of Iranian cyberwarfare, and why Prince made the unexpected move to buy a local Utah newspaper.Visit the Rapid Response website here: https://www.rapidresponseshow.com/See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.