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Barry McGeough
February 27th, 2017 Barry McGeough, Group VP at Innovation Next — Barry McGeough is Vice President at Innovation Next, which is PVH Corp’s in-house innovation agency. PVH owns iconic brands like Calvin Klein, Speedo, Tommy Hilfiger, and many others. Barry is committed to growing iconic global brands by creating award-winning, innovative technical solutions for apparel,
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Liz Ryan
Liz Ryan, leader of the Human Workplace movement — Liz Ryan leads the Human Workplace movement and is the author of Reinvention Roadmap. She’s a rare bird and a refreshing voice in Human Relations. We discuss modern HR shortfalls, why HR is broken, and why today’s common HR practices are actually squashing collaboration and creativity.
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Blake Irving
Blake Irving, CEO of GoDaddy — Blake Irving was the CEO of GoDaddy from 2012-2018. GoDaddy is the industry’s largest web host. Irving is proud of his work empowering people and their small businesses to get off the ground and confidently grow their own ventures. Under Blake’s direction, the company has sharpened its focus on
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Warren Berger
Warren Berger, sought after writer / speaker — Warren Berger is the author of A More Beautiful Question. He explains how asking the right kind of questions can engage others and shift the focus of innovation and problem-solving. He has written in The Wall Street Journal, Fast Company, Forbes, Inc, The Harvard Business Review, and
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Soon Yu
Soon Yu — I got back in touch with former guest, Soon Yu and we both had a crazy idea. Why not do a deeper episode where we tear back the layers of deep, dark, disgusting, smelly FAILURE. In this unique episode, we have a candid discussion about where it all went wrong, and how
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Eric Haller
Eric Haller, EVP Experian DataLabs — Eric Haller is EVP of Experian DataLabs and led the department from concept into what it is today. Experian DataLabs employs top talent, Ph.D.’s, scientists, and a bunch of other smarties to find new trends, solve big problems and uncover opportunities. Plus, he breaks big news exclusively on our
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Adam Carroll
Adam Carroll — Adam Carroll talks about money in a way you’ve never heard and his family plays monopoly with real money. Adam and I discuss the state of finances, why creative ideas are just waiting to be uncorked in finance, and creative paths our future generation can take to get themselves financially free.
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It’s time to kill the creative label entirely! Justin Brady talks about the creative plague.
Ok everyone, Justin Brady can’t take it anymore. It’s time to kill off the creative label entirely — it’s now doing more damage than good and the creative plague needs to end. Where we take this, is up to you.
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Dr. Anthony Paustian
Dr. Anthony Paustian, former air force pilot and marketing VP — Not everyone can say they made a college from scratch, but Dr. Anthony Paustian did. A former air force pilot and marketing VP, he created the West campus of DMACC which hosted ciWeek featuring speakers like Grant Imahara, Thomas Dolby, Steve Wozniak, LeVar Burton,
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Ryan Smith
Ryan Smith, founder/CEO of Qualtrics — Ryan Smith co-founded Qualtrics in 2002 with the goal of making sophisticated research simple. He was named to Fortune’s 2016 40 Under 40. The list features the most powerful, influential, and successful young people in business. He was also listed as one of Forbes’ “America’s Most Promising CEOs Under
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Sarah Green Carmichael
Sarah Green Carmichael, Editor at Bloomberg Opinion — Sarah Green Carmichael is Editor at Bloomberg Opinion, formerly senior editor of The Harvard Business Review, host of the HBR IdeaCast, and Barrons. A big part of her job is rejecting great ideas to make room for the super great ones. She has expert tips on how
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Peter Sims
Peter Sims , founder of Parliament Inc. — Peter Sims is the author of two best-selling books, founded Parliament Inc, is the brain behind the Black Sheep Bus Tour and has some incredible stories about dark failure.
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Daniel H. Pink
Daniel H. Pink, author — Daniel H. Pink is the author of five provocative books — including three long-running New York Times bestsellers, A Whole New Mind, Drive, and To Sell is Human. His books have been translated into 35 languages and have sold more than 2 million copies worldwide. He lives in Washington, DC,
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Nate Quigley
Nate Quigley, CEO of Chatbooks — Nate Quigley is the co-founder of Chatbooks, an online service that takes the photos you post to social media, automatically creating your own photo book subscription. Photo books are mailed to your door every month, without any difficult editing, photoshop or layout work. His company is living proof that
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Jeff Goins
Jeff Goins, author — Jeff Goins is the author of four books, including the Washington Post best-seller, The Art of Work. Goins built a million-dollar business and published four books, including his newest, Real Artists Don’t Starve.
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Jody J. Foster, MD
Jody J. Foster, MD, clinical Professor of Psychiatry — Jody J. Foster, MD discusses the office schmuck, how to deal with him or her and how to know if you are one! Dr. Foster is a Clinical Professor of Psychiatry in the Pearlman School of Medicine at the University of Pennsylvania and got her MBA
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Darryl Ballantyne
Darryl Ballantyne, co-founder of LyricFind — Darryl Ballantyne is the co-founder of LyricFind, a music lyrics service used by most the major players in the industry. He has practical advice on creativity, entrepreneurialism and 4 rules to live by.
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Shiv Khera
Shiv Khera, founder of Qualified Learning Systems USA — Shiv Khera is the founder of Qualified Learning Systems USA, whose clients include Lufthansa, HP, Citigroup, HSBC, Canon, Nestle, Philips, Mercedes Benz, Johnson & Johnson, Metlife and more.
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Tim Bennett and John Nash
Tim Bennett and John Nash, The Focus Group — How do you know when to quit? When to move on? How to tell if your job is no longer a fit? I am joined my workplace experts, veteran advertising execs, and well-respected niche marketers, Tim Bennett and John Nash are co-hosts of The Focus Group,
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Les Trachtman
Les Trachtman, The Trachtman Group —Les Trachtman lectures at MIT, is a key contributor to Harvard Business Review and wrote “Don’t F**k It Up.” We discuss why leaders screw stuff up over and over again (and how to stop!)
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Cortney McDermott
Cortney McDermott, former Vanity Fair executive — Cortney McDermott is author of Change Starts Within You and we spoke about STRESS! Right now in America, stress-levels are breaking records—and high-achieving millennial women make up a huge portion the burned-out bunch. According to Cortney McDermott—former executive at Vanity Fair—millennial women have become “miserably successful.”
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Professor Andy Molinsky
Professor Andy Molinsky, author of Reach — Andy Molinsky is a Professor at Brandeis University’s International Business School, has Ph.D. in Organizational Behavior and M.A. in Psychology from Harvard University. His writing has been featured in Harvard Business Review, Inc. Magazine, Psychology Today, the Financial Times, the New York Times, the Wall Street Journal, the Boston Globe, NPR and Voice of
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Stormy Simon
Stormy Simon, former President of Overstock.com and former CEO of High Times — Stormy Simon is the former President of Overstock.com and former CEO of High Times. She began her career at Overstock.com as a temp without a college degree, ultimately working her way to the top of the company. When Simon joined in 2001,
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Courtney Reum
Courtney Reum, co-founder of M13 — Courtney Reum is the co-founder of M13, a brand development and investment company committed to “accelerating businesses at the nexus of consumer products, technology, and media.” Reum was formerly an investment banker at Goldman Sachs and has been on the Forbes 30 Under 30 list. His company has been
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Melinda F. Emerson
Melinda F. Emerson, America’s #1 Small Business Expert and author of “Fix Your Business” — Melinda F. Emerson, known as SmallBizLady, is America’s #1 Small Business Expert and author of Fix Your Business: 90-Day Plan to Get Back Your Life and Remove Chaos From Your Business. She is an internationally known keynote speaker and an
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Olga Pancenko
Olga Pancenko, Perrin Paris COO — Olga Pancenko is the Chief Operating Officer at the renowned PERRIN PARIS. This episode is all about discomfort collisions, lack of resources, and difficult lessons. Ms. Pancenko believes creativity rarely grows in a perfect environment, it’s often blooming around conflict, disagreement, and hardship. That is why people need to
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Erica Keswin
Erica Keswin, author — Erica Keswin is author of Bring Your Human To Work, on sale September 25. She has spent over 20 years as a workplace strategist and has an MBA from the Kellogg Graduate School of Management at Northwestern University.
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Amy Radin
Amy Radin, author and former Fortune 100 CMO — We work hard, devise the perfect solution, create the perfect business model and then we find resistance to change, or the organization changes and you’re at the beginning again. Radin explains exactly why this happens and how to overcome. As a former Fortune 100 Chief Marketing
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Ken Kocienda
Ken Kocienda, inventor of the iPhone Keyboard and Autocorrect — Imagine working on a project that would change human history? Ken Kocienda was enlisted to be a part of project purple, the code name for the super-secret iPhone team at Apple. Kocienda discusses creativity in the Steve Jobs era, how his biggest failure led him
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John Assaraf
John Assaraf, world-renown behavior expert and NYT Best selling author — If you’ve ever been pumped up at a conference and then lost all motivation and drive, accomplishing absolutely nothing, you’ve experienced the chasm between goal setting and goal achieving. But John Assaraf, says we can overcome that gap. This is why I welcomed world-renowned
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Nathan Forster
Sep 18, 2018 Nathan Forster, serial entrepreneur and is the founder of Neo U Fitness — Nathan Forster is a force to be reckoned with. He is a serial entrepreneur and is the founder of Neo U Fitness, recently crowned the “Amazon for Fitness” by the New York Post. The concept has been designed for
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Martyn R. Lewis
Martyn R. Lewis, founder of Market Partners— Martyn R. Lewis is the author of How Customers Buy…& Why They Don’t and is the founder of Market Partners based in Santa Rosa, CA. His career has centered around mapping and managing the buying journey DNA of every unique customer and he has consulted in 33 countries,
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Brett Podolsky
Brett Podolsky, founder of The Farmer’s Dog — Brett Podolsky is the founder of The Farmer’s Dog. The company makes tailored food for your dog, delivering it fresh to your door. The company raised 10 million dollars, but for Podolsky, it wasn’t just about creating the next hot startup. He wanted to solve a bigger
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Nate Regier
October 9th, 2018 Nate Regier, author of “Conflict Without Casualties” — Dr. Nate Regier is the co-founding owner of Next Element and host of the On Compassion Podcast. His advice on how to take conflict and turn it into energy has been featured in The Wall Street Journal and Forbes, and his company specializes in
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Dave Birss
Dave Birss — It’s always fun to talk to Dave Birss. He sees the world through a different lens than most and is always ready to take the conversation in a new and meaningful direction. We discuss four major themes: creativity itself and how idiotic the label is; why creativity needs a good system in
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Khe Hy
Khe Hy, contributing editor of Quartz — Khe Hy was a young high-profile Wall Street guy making a lot of money, but he was miserable so he did a complete career re-start. Terrified he may lose his identity, he set out to try new things and today he is the contributing editor of Quartz, The
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Scott Belsky
Scott Belsky, CPO of Adobe — Scott Belsky is CPO of Adobe, founder of Behance, and author of The Messy Middle. He knows exactly why successful leaders don’t want you to look too close. It’s because, as successful as they are, they don’t want you to see their own messy middle. Failure To Acknowledge Mess,
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Nick Starling
November 6th, 2018 Nick Starling, former Army Ranger — Nick Starling is a former Army Ranger responsible for protecting Diplomats in Iraq as a contracted Counter-Assassination Specialist for the U.S. Department of State. Today, he’s the world’s leading vertical farming economist and founder of Skyscraper Farm.
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Kevin Lund
Kevin Lund, CEO of T3 Custom — We get a first impression of someone in under 30 seconds, so what are the implications for your brand through screens, retail stores or press articles? Kevin Lund, author of Conversation Marketing and CEO of T3 Custom goes beyond lame sound bites and lays out specifics. Like a
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Maestro Roger Nierenberg
Maestro Roger Nierenberg, The Music Paradigm — Maestro Roger Nierenberg has discovered a creative leadership model. His methodology takes leadership to a whole new neurological and psychological level. The Music Paradigm literally surrounds leaders with a real live symphony orchestra, and this is when the unexpected happens.
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Soulaima Gourani
Soulaima Gourani, Ted Talk Mentor — Soulaima Gourani helps people unleash their big potential and aid them in finding talent, purpose, and passion and is a Ted Talk mentor. She speaks over 200 times a year and explains her difficult journey. Her journey includes being ostracized by her community and being fired from her job
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Thomas Dolby
Thomas Dolby, VR pioneer — Thomas Dolby’s “She Blinded Me with Science” was a major hit, and he just headlined a festival called FUTVRE LANDS, hosted exclusively on VR platform High Fidelity. They re-created a virtual version of him for the conference! He also co-developed the audio software Nokia used to create its iconic ringtone
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Colleen Crivello
December 11th, 2018 Colleen Crivello, Former VP of Girl’s at Ralph Lauren — Colleen Crivello is a fashion executive, formerly VP of Girls At Ralph Lauren. She is also the founder of MiniMode and CHALK, sold at Barney’s and Saks Fifth Avenue. CHALK spurred her rise in popularity in the fashion industry. Presently, she works
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Dr. Steven Spear
Dr. Steven Spear, MIT prof — Dr. Steven Spear is a senior lecturer at the Sloan School of Management at MIT, principal of the advisory firm HVE LLC, and author of The High-Velocity Edge and my favorite quote of this entire conversation was “great managers facilitate discovery.” Spear asks why transactional decisions are always the go-to
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Stephan Paternot
Stephan Paternot, founder of TheGlobe.com and CEO of Slated — Stephan Paternot is the father of social networking, co-founding TheGlobe.com and is the author of A Very Public Offering. He’s also co-founder & CEO of Slated, the world’s first online film finance marketplace. Theglobe.com was founded in 1994 and the company made history when it
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Ryan Berman
Ryan Berman, Founder of Sock Problems, Courageous — Avoiding risk is risky, which might be why fifty-two percent of Fortune 500 companies from the year 2000 are now extinct. Ryan Berman is the author of Return On Courage, founder of Sock Problems and founder of Courageous, a creative consultancy that develops Courage Brands® and trains
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Elay Cohen
Elay Cohen, CEO of Sales Hood and former SVP of Sales Productivity at Sales Force — Elay Cohen is CEO of Sales Hood and former SVP of Sales Productivity at SalesForce. His process is credited from growing the company from 500 million in business to worth more than 3 billion dollars. That’s why Rob Acker,
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Dan Janal
Dan Janal, author and PR expert — Dan Janal, a 13-time author and PR expert, offers a compelling argument for why entrepreneurs should write a book. He views a book not as a source of royalties but as a “big business card.” As Janal puts it, “Your book now is the big business card…no one
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Paul Jarvis
Paul Jarvis, author — Paul Jarvis is a well-respected author, designer and has worked with some enviable clients. We discuss why you might want to rethink growing your company. Paul Jarvis, Author & Designer Jarvis has worked with professional athletes like Steve Nash and Shaquille O’Neal, corporate giants like Microsoft and Mercedes-Benz, and entrepreneurs with
