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The McKinsey Podcast

McKinsey & Company

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The McKinsey Podcast, our new flagship podcast series, takes you inside our global firm, and features conversations with experts on issues that matter most in business and management. McKinsey & Company is a management-consulting firm that helps businesses, governments, and not-for-profit organizations realize their most important goals. Topics covered in this series include strategy, technology, leadership, marketing, operations, organization, and the role of business in society.
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CEOs and business leaders, management consulting senior partners, ground-breaking professors, thought-provoking writers and journalists, record-setting athletes and coaches, and award-winning actors and celebrities discuss the key issues facing the business world and broader society. Get free access to our newsletter, Monday Morning at 8 am, along with sample episodes from our training programs on www.strategytraining.com. Go to https://www.firmsconsulting.com/promo.
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CREAM Technology

Jayaraman Rajah Iyer

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I am introducing you to CREAM Technology- Corporate Governance, Risk Management, Earnings, Accounting Quality, and Management Quality measuring Fiscal and Ethical Assets.
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Legal Management Talk

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The official podcast of the Association of Legal Administrators. We offer tips for pros in legal management: managing law firms, corporate legal departments and government legal agencies. For attorneys and legal managers alike. Learn more at alanet.org.
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Books & The Biz

Dan Paulson and Richard Veltre

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Finance and Operations need to work together. Often they don’t. Join Richard Veltre and myself for discussions about business (the BIZ) and finance (the BOOKS). About Rich: He has served in executive leadership positions at finance consulting firms focusing on the development, implementation, and management of the full spectrum of financial systems. Rich started his career at Price Waterhouse and now acts at a fractional CFO for companies in healthcare, finance, logistics, and construction. ...
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A podcast about the collapse of traditional corporate standards in today’s more personalized world. Leadership strategist, author, contributor to Forbes and founder of the Leadership in the Age of Personalization Movement, Glenn Llopis interviews executives across multiple sectors to find out how the balance between standardization and personalization can exist.
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Send us a text What if your business isn’t worth what you think it is? What if it’s less than you think? What is it’s more? Here’s the uncomfortable truth: most owner-managed businesses never sell. Not because the founders are lazy or stupid…But because the business just isn’t sellable in the eyes of a buyer. So Today, we’re fixing that. I’m joined…
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John Campbell, Professor of Economics at Harvard University and co-author of Fixed, joined the Strategy Skills Podcast to explain why the financial system often works against ordinary investors and how to make better personal-finance decisions. After decades studying markets and investor behavior, Campbell saw a pattern: even educated, high-income …
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Phil Gilbert led one of the most significant cultural transformations in corporate history, as IBM's General Manager of Design, he helped the 400,000-person company reinvent how it thinks, listens, and builds products. In this in-depth interview, Phil shares the playbook behind "Irresistible Change", his approach to scaling design thinking, transfo…
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Dark Value Recovery: “First, we identify what we call dark value — resources, profits, or data that were previously unaccounted for, like e.g., $4.1T Intangibles, misused, or concentrated unfairly. Think of it as hidden wealth waiting to be reclaimed ethically.” The post Podcast Episode 135 Corporate AI Readiness hangs on Dark Value Recovery IBCM –…
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From gen AI pilots to automated supply chains, technology is reshaping how operations leaders create efficiencies, build resilience, and encourage teamwork. On this episode of The McKinsey Podcast, McKinsey Senior Partner Daniel Swan speaks with Editorial Director Roberta Fusaro about how COOs can embed technology, particularly AI, into their compa…
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Bob Chapman, CEO of Barry-Wehmiller, explains how he built a $3.6 billion company by placing human dignity at the center of leadership. He describes the moment he recognized that "our history does not give us the future that we deserve," and how this led to a disciplined focus on balance, diversifying customers, industries, and technologies to crea…
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State Responsibility to take note of: Historical critique of Industry 1.0–4.0: Mechanization → concentrated wealth Electrification → dependency Automation → displacement Digitization → asymmetry The post Podcast Episode 134 Industry 5.0 – GSDP – GDP CMs’ Responsibility first appeared on IBCM Technology.…
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🌐 IBCM – Ethical OS – Industry 5.0 HI Revolution - Reset Declaration - HI Revolution Manifesto By aligning quantum governance with ethical redistribution, Industry 5.0 becomes a positive-sum revolution—a HI-led reset for equitable prosperity. The post Podcast Episode 132/133 Industry 5.0 HI Revolution Manifesto first appeared on IBCM Technology.…
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Scott Levy spent two decades as an investment banker at firms like J.P. Morgan, advising corporate boards and senior executives on risk, growth, and capital decisions. Then he pivoted, serving on a public school board, teaching at Harvard, and writing Why School Boards Matter. In this episode, we discuss: How Levy broke into investment banking and …
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The Rise of Artificial Intelligence in Business Artificial Intelligence (AI) has become the latest buzzword in the business world, with many touting its potential to revolutionize industries and reshape our world. However, there are concerns about the impact AI will have on jobs and the economy. In this note, we will explore the role of AI in busin…
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Send us a text Today on The Bulletproof Entrepreneur, you’re going to hear from a man whose story is almost impossible to compress into a single sentence - because it’s part grit, part luck, part audacity… and entirely remarkable. Sir Tom Hunter grew up in the small Scottish mining village of New Cumnock, where his father ran the local grocery shop…
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Lynn Smith, former national news anchor for NBC News, MSNBC, and CNN Headline New, and now executive communication coach, reframes public speaking as an internal leadership skill, not a performance. She identifies the recurring obstacle as the "brain bully", the inner critic that turns preparation into paralysis, and shows leaders how to retrain it…
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Is capitalism still working, or is it due for an upgrade? In this must-watch episode, authors Seth Levine and Elizabeth McBride discuss insights from their book Capital Evolution, sharing what they learned from interviewing top CEOs, including Jamie Dimon, Dan Schulman (PayPal), Peter Stavros (KKR), and others who are helping to reshape the social …
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Not all consumer attention is created equal—that’s a critical lesson from McKinsey’s recent report on content creation and monetization. On this episode of The McKinsey Podcast, McKinsey Senior Partner Kabir Ahuja speaks with Editorial Director Roberta Fusaro about something called the “attention equation” and how media players can use it to get a …
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The M.A.A.X. System is a revolutionary approach to business success that focuses on four key areas of financial and operational performance. By implementing this system, small to medium-sized companies can achieve unprecedented growth and drive their business forward. In this article, we will delve into the principles of the M.A.A.X. System and exp…
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"Most people can't remember the last time they went to bed and thought: today was fun." In this conversation with Bree Groff, author of Today Was Fun, we recenter the conversation on joy, pleasure, and meaning at work. Bree shares why her mom always said, "I have the best days," what it taught her about how we spend our lives, and why fun is not fr…
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What does it really take to go from working as a gas station cashier to leading a billion-dollar company? In this Strategy Skills Podcast episode, host Kris Safarova speaks with Shirin Behzadi, author of The Unexpected CEO and former CEO of Home Franchise Concepts, where she scaled the business to nearly $1B in sales across 12,000 cities. This is a…
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Where Are You Losing Equity? It's a common misconception that cutting costs and tightening budgets is the best way to prepare for a sale. However, as Paul Curtiss explains, this approach can actually have the opposite effect. By investing in hiring executives and upgrading equipment and technology, you not only improve your business's performance n…
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Send us a text Today on The Bulletproof Entrepreneur, I’m joined by Brian Hill — ex-soldier, endurance athlete, entrepreneur, and the founder of a business called Pathfinders. Brian’s also just published a fantastic new book called Everyone Exits, which is a step-by-step blueprint for business owners who are scaling towards a successful sale. I rea…
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Law firm leaders are no strangers to the many inefficiencies that come with legal work. Many policies and procedures are over-complicated, time-consuming and require staff energy that could be used elsewhere. Now with AI, there's hope that some of those pain points can be alleviated. Renee Jackson, Professor of Law at the University of New Hampshir…
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Biometric attendance systems have become the backbone of modern workforce management. Yet, despite their growing adoption across industries, misconceptions about privacy, data handling, and compliance continue to circulate. It is time to separate fact from fiction and understand how advanced biometric technologies—like those developed by Star Link …
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"Purpose isn’t soft. It’s your most powerful energy source." In this eye-opening episode of the special HAOP Podcast Series, strategist and CEO Rob Craven explains why purpose is no longer a spiritual concept—it’s a strategic advantage. From scaling companies to transforming leadership culture, Rob shares how tapping into personal purpose can unloc…
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“Leadership isn’t about control anymore — it’s about connection.” What if everything you thought about leadership was based on outdated assumptions? In this special episode from the 2025 HAOP Forum Series – part of our Design-Thinking Program for Health System, Clinical, and Nursing Leaders – I’m joined by Dana Greenberg and Scott Taylor of Babson …
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“Hard things are worth doing.” In this powerful episode of the Special 2025 Healthcare in the Age of Personalization Series, pediatric neurosurgeon Dr. Amanda Saratsis shares why purpose, grit, and leadership are essential to reclaiming dignity in healthcare — especially for our most vulnerable patients. Here’s what Dr. Saratsis reveals: • Why surg…
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What’s really behind the burnout crisis in nursing leadership? In this powerful new episode of the Personalization Outbreak Podcast, part of our special 2025 Healthcare in the Age of Personalization (HAOP) Forum Series, Glenn Llopis sits down with Lori Gunther (CEO, Sunova Associates) and Nancy Travis (Executive Nurse Consultant) for an honest conv…
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"Everyone is in the healthcare business now — whether they realize it or not." In this compelling episode of the Personalization Outbreak podcast, Honor Technology CEO Seth Sternberg reveals why caregiving is one of the most urgent — and overlooked — challenges facing the healthcare system and the workforce. With 1 in 5 employees silently caring fo…
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Vik Malhotra, McKinsey senior partner and coauthor of CEO Excellence and A CEO for All Seasons, examines the strategic pressures that now define the CEO role: a "30- to 40-year tech revolution," intensifying geopolitics, shifting consumer behavior, and demographic change. As he notes, "every business at some level is a tech business," and this mult…
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As business owners, it's easy to get caught up in the day-to-day operations and forget about the bigger picture of succession planning. However, by participating in discussions like these, you can gain invaluable advice from experts like Paul Curtiss on how to prepare for the future sale of your business. From optimizing your operations to maximizi…
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What if a product’s journey didn’t end after its first use? Remanufacturing—restoring preowned parts to perform like new—is transforming automotives, electronics, and other industries. In this episode of The McKinsey Podcast, Senior Partner Inga Maurer and Editorial Director Roberta Fusaro explore how this practice reduces waste while creating more…
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Few leaders have run Fortune 500 giants on different continents. Dr. Klaus Kleinfeld has. As CEO of Siemens (Germany) and Alcoa (U.S.), he has led global transformations across industries and advised presidents and heads of state. In this interview, Klaus shares: Why time management is a myth and energy is the real driver of performance How leaders…
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In this week's Strategy Skills episode, we spoke with Ben Swire, author of Safe Danger and former leader at IDEO. His thesis is trust and psychological safety aren't byproducts. They're designable conditions. And when designed correctly, they create room for calculated risk, creativity, and deeper collaboration. Below are a few insights that stood …
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Understanding the Different Agents in Business Sales: When considering selling your business, it's important to understand the different types of agents you may encounter. In this episode, Paul Curtiss from EBIT Associates will break down these differences and help you determine the best fit for your situation.…
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Send us a text My guest today is someone whose story is nothing short of remarkable. From a tough upbringing on a council estate in Oxford to building one of the UK’s most disruptive property management companies - and ultimately achieving an eight-figure exit before the age of 40 - Andrew Hulbert’s journey is one of grit, growth, and gratitude. Hi…
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Scott Harris, a New York City real estate broker with more than $2 billion in career sales and author of The Pursuit of Home, reframes buying and selling property as an emotional journey—"a place where life is happening for you"—that requires the same discipline leaders apply to strategy, systems, and people. Drawing on two decades of high-volume p…
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In this episode, Jim Murphy, New York Times bestselling author, shares how leaders can build resilience, reframe fear, and operate at their highest level under pressure. His approach blends performance psychology, neuroscience, and spiritual discipline. 1. Identity Beyond Roles Murphy emphasizes the risk of anchoring identity in professional roles …
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🤝 AI-HI Collaboration: The Essence of Industry 5.0 AI: Precision, scale, and real-time intelligence HI (Human Intelligence): Ethics, context, and Sankalpa Together: They form the Ethical Operating System—where every kilowatt is accountable, every byte is purposeful, and every citizen is a stakeholder. The post Podcast Episode 131⚡ Power Sector – In…
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Most leaders set out to be the best—but few make that Mount Everest–like ascent successfully. What do the world’s most iconic CEOs do differently? McKinsey Senior Partners Carolyn Dewar, Kurt Strovink, Scott Keller, and Vik Malhotra break it down in their new book A CEO for All Seasons: Mastering the Cycles of Leadership (Scribner/Simon & Schuster,…
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This week's podcast features Jenna Tiffany, London School of Economics lecturer, sharing actionable insights on why most marketing misses the mark and what real value looks like in an AI-driven business environment. Key discussion points include: The real reason marketing sometimes fails to deliver measurable value, and why strategy must be linked …
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MichaelAaron Flicker, founder and CEO of Xenopsi Ventures and coauthor of Hacking the Human Mind, explains how applied behavioral science transforms insight into repeatable commercial advantage across brands, products, and customer experiences. Drawing from his experience building multiple Inc. 5000–recognized companies, Flicker illustrates how und…
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