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The Future Of Cybersecurity Apr 11, 2024

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In this episode of The Future Of, Theresa Jones, CEO at Evalv IT and Principal Consultant for Evalv IQ, joins host Jeff Dance to discuss the future of cybersecurity. They discuss the importance of cybersecurity in all aspects of life, from personal devices to critical infrastructures, the challenges faced by small businesses and governments in implementing effective cybersecurity measures, the role of AI in both benefiting and enabling cyberattacks, and the need for education and talent development in cybersecurity.
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02:52 - 04:35 - The High-Stakes World of Maritime Cybersecurity
04:37 - 08:56 - Securing Our Digital World
08:57 - 15:05 - How to Conquer Cyber Threats
15:06 - 17:10 - Personalized Cybersecurity Strategies for Every Business
17:15 - 20:45 - The Bright and Dark Sides of AI
20:47 - 26:37 - Why We All Need to Be Cybersecurity Heroes Now
26:38 - 31:45 - When Cybersecurity Meets Policy
31:46 - 38:45 - The Future of Drones and Unmanned Devices
38:47 - 42:45 - From Cybersecurity to Eco-Innovation
42:45 - 43:53 - How Cybersecurity Careers Propel Us from Sea to Space

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Theresa Jones: https://www.linkedin.com/in/thecyberlady
Evalv IQ: https://www.evalv.today

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The Future Of AI Chips Mar 15, 2024

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In this episode of The Future Of, Dr. Ronen Dar, Co-Founder and CTO of Run:ai, joins host Jeff Dance to discuss the future of AI chips. They dive into the increasing demand and the importance of optimizing GPU usage. They also share his insights on the future of specialized chips for specific AI workloads, the ethical considerations in AI, and upcoming advancements in the field.
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04:45 - 09:34 - The Global Rush for GPU Power
09:35 - 12:29 - NVIDIA's Visionary Leap with GPU Technology
12:29 - 15:13 - The $7 Trillion Quest to Turbocharge AI
15:14 - 21:45 - Strategizing the Chip War
21:46 - 25:56 - The Next Frontier in AI Chips
25:57 - 28:53 - How OpenAI Sustains Its Edge
28:54 - 31:40 - Navigating the Ethical and Competitive Landscape of AI
31:41 - 35:57 - The Promises and Pitfalls of AI Innovations
35:58 - 36:54 - The NVIDIA Conference

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Dr. Ronen Dar: https://www.linkedin.com/in/ronen-dar
Run:ai: https://www.run.ai

The Future Of AI for Fintech Feb 22, 2024

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In this episode of The Future Of, Dr. Michael Housman, CEO and Founder of AI-ccelerator, and Fernando Luege, Chief Technology Officer at Grupo Financiero Base, join host Jeff Dance to discuss the future of AI in FinTech. They explore the FinTech evolution in the new AI-driven era, how generative AI unlocks new horizons in FinTech innovation, and how FinTech's development enhances human potential.
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05:43 - 11:40 - The FinTech Evolution
11:41 - 17:10 - The Unstoppable Rise of Generative AI in FinTech
17:10 - 21:23 - How AI is Redefining the Financial Landscape
21:23 - 27:28 - The Future of Finance
27:28 - 34:10 - How Fintech's Evolution Unlocks Human Potential
34:10 - 36:57 - Innovations and Challenges in KYC, Payment Gateways, and Regulatory Evolution

36:57 - 40:39 - Balancing Innovation and Ethics in Fintech

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Dr. Michael Housman: https://www.linkedin.com/in/michaelhousman
Fernando Luege: https://www.linkedin.com/in/luege
AI-ccelerator: https://www.linkedin.com/company/ai-ccelerator
Grupo Financiero Base: https://www.bancobase.com/en

The Future Of Port Policy & Finance Jan 11, 2024

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In this episode of The Future Of, Cary Davis, President and CEO of the American Association of Port Authorities (AAPA), joins host Jeff Dance to discuss the future of port infrastructure, policy, and finance. They discuss the challenges of investing in future-proof infrastructure, the importance of decarbonizing port operations, and the role of technology in shaping the future of ports.
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06:10 - 12:29 - Representing over 120 ports across the Western Hemisphere, including 80 in the U.S., the American Association of Port Authorities (AAPA) is a key player in advocating for ports at various levels of the federal government. The organization has achieved several legislative victories recently, notably the Infrastructure Law and the Inflation Reduction Act, which have resulted in significant investment in port infrastructure. Also, the POWERS Program is designed to promote the use of renewable energy sources, such as offshore wind and solar power, in ports.
12:29 - 17:26 - The infrastructure of ports in the U.S. requires significant maintenance and modernization, which is being driven by funding from initiatives such as the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law and the Inflation Reduction Act. The focus is on rehabilitating aging traditional infrastructure, considering some ports are over a century old. It is also essential to adapt ports to accommodate larger, modern vessels for both cargo and tourism. Additionally, there has been an increase in green energy projects at the post, with an impressive $50 billion dedicated to various initiatives, including hydrogen, nuclear, and offshore wind energy. Moreover, a $3 billion grant program from the EPA for cleaner infrastructure and operations is set to roll out in early 2024.
22:41 - 27:51 - The Customs and Border Protection (CBP) Space Act aims to secure ports at the expense of customs and reallocate merchandise fees to ensure that CBP has sufficient resources for infrastructure and advanced IT systems, including AI, to identify high-risk cargoes. Also, with the rising cyber risks, ports are undergoing significant digital upgrades and IoT integration to enhance their security.
27:51 - 33:04 - The future of port management depends on finding the right balance between embracing innovation and ensuring security. To reach that balance, ports focus on implementing sustainable fuel options, adopting new IT solutions, and using “cobots” or collaborative robots to improve safety and efficiency.
33:04 - 37:19 - Digital platforms are crucial in transforming the logistics and supply chain industry. To enable efficient sharing of cargo data across different players in the supply chain, ports need to adopt interoperable systems similar to Uber Freight. Currently, there is a lack of unified standards and communication among ports. Therefore, the ultimate aim is to establish a reliable and interconnected digital infrastructure, potentially on a global scale, within the next twenty years.

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Cary Davis: https://www.linkedin.com/in/cary-davis1
American Association of Port Authorities: https://www.aapa-ports.org
AAPA POWERS Program: https://aapapowers.com

The Future Of Port Innovation Dec 26, 2023

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In this episode of The Future Of, host Jeff Dance explores the future of ports with three industry leaders: Paul Matthews, CEO of the Port of South Louisiana; Kristin Decas, Port Director and CEO of the Port of Hueneme; and Shaun Kjar, Director of the Inland Port in Utah. Together, they discuss the challenges and opportunities in the port industry, including sustainability, innovation, and coordination.
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[00:02 - 16:05] - Port Innovation and Efficiency - Implementing solar panels and transitioning towards energy-efficient facilities is an initiative that can attract customers and reduce costs. The conversation highlighted deepening the river channel, expanding rail access, and improving road infrastructure to enhance port efficiency. Cybersecurity measures are also essential to safeguard assets and information, particularly in an industry representing 25% of the US economy.
[12:16 - 14:05] - Coordination and Collaboration - Stress was placed on the significance of relationships and coordination among terminal operators, trucking companies, railroads, shippers, and other stakeholders to ensure efficient port operations. The Port Authority acts as a facilitator, fostering economic development and bringing various stakeholders together for mutual benefits and efficient operations.

[14:15 - 19:03] - Innovation and Sustainability - Engage with local government authorities help to create infrastructure beneficial for both the port and the local community. Sustainable growth can not happen without community involvement in decision-making processes.

[23:53 - 25:35] - Partnerships and Global Interconnectedness - International partnerships and collaboration between ports are necessary, explicitly referencing the memorandum of understanding with the Ukraine Seaports Authority. This highlights the interconnectedness of ports globally and how collaborations can benefit all parties involved. Ports can come together and share knowledge and strategies to overcome navigational challenges and improve efficiency in port operations.

[25:54 - 27:32] - Workforce Evolution and Challenges - There is a generational shift in the workforce, a "silver tsunami", where experienced individuals retire. To retain the knowledge of the experienced work class while integrating younger generations, the evolving demands and focuses of different ages in the workforce must be considered.

[56:43 - 01:00:59] - Decarbonization and Green Initiatives - The Port of Oxnard is ambitious to become the nation's first decarbonized port. Plans were outlined to achieve a zero-emission footprint by integrating technologies like shore-side power systems and green hydrogen fuel cells. Growth initiatives need to align with environmental sustainability to secure substantial funding and grants.

[01:10:49 - 01:11:30] - Impact on Communities and Education - Kristen and Sean emphasized the rewarding aspects of their work beyond technological advancements. Ports can do more by creating programs to uplift youth, providing educational opportunities, and creating career paths within the port industry. Sean highlighted their involvement with high school students through programs like robotics competitions and global trade and logistics classes, aiming to inspire and prepare the next generation for careers in this field. They also highlighted the positive impact of their work on local communities by creating jobs and contributing to economic development.

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Paul Matthews: https://www.linkedin.com/in/paul-matthews-a792129
Port of South Louisiana: https://www.portsl.com
Kristin Decas
Port of Hueneme: http://www.portofh.org
Shaun Kjar
Inland Port in Utah

The Future Of Money Nov 30, 2023

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In this episode of The Future Of, Randal Quarles, Executive Chairman at The Cynosure Group, joins host Jeff Dance to discuss the future of money. They unveil the role of the Federal Reserve, the impact of cryptocurrency on the market, and the importance of FinTech in making the financial system more efficient.
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00:00 - The Future Of Podcast Intro

04:44 - Money serves as a fundamental economic tool, fulfilling three key roles: a unit of account for measuring value, a store of value to retain worth over time, and a medium of exchange for facilitating transactions. While clearly focused on institutions, financial and banking regulations are designed to support these aspects of money. They ensure that banks maintain fair capital and liquidity, preserving money's integrity and reliability in the economy.
07:26 - The Federal Reserve (Fed), initially established to stabilize the banking system, has evolved into a powerful entity influencing both U.S. and global economies. The Fed's emergency powers, which have been increasingly employed since the 2008 crisis and during the COVID-19 pandemic, allow it to create and lend unlimited funds in crises. As the Fed's powers and impact grow, its future role and governance become subjects of debate, reflecting broader uncertainties in the financial and political domains.
13:37 - Regarding cryptocurrency, three key types stand out: traditional cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin (crypto 1.0), known for their volatility; stablecoins, which tie their value to traditional assets and offer better stability; and central bank digital currencies (CBDCs), issued by national banks. While crypto 1.0 is mainly speculative, stablecoins show promise for efficient, cost-effective financial transactions. However, CBDCs' impact is yet to be fully acknowledged.
19:27 - Managing digital currencies requires a balanced approach to addressing the challenges of speed, cost, and structural integrity. Clear regulatory frameworks are key to ensuring stability and fostering innovation within the digital currency space.
22:19 - The next two decades will increase interest rates, leading to more expensive borrowing and refinancing challenges. Despite the rapid digitization of finance, the demand for physical cash is expected to remain strong globally. The financial landscape will be further shaped by FinTech, enhancing system efficiency without replacing traditional banking structures.

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Randal Quarles: https://www.linkedin.com/in/randal-quarles-4b09788
The Cynosure Group: https://cynosuregroup.com
Federal Reserve System: https://www.federalreserve.gov

The Future Of Generative AI in Robotics Oct 25, 2023

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In this episode of The Future Of, Daniel Rosenstein, Group Product Manager of Advanced Autonomy and Applied Robotics at Microsoft, joins host Jeff Dance to discuss the future of generative AI in robotics. They share the importance of generative AI in robotics, particularly the integration of visual libraries and video analysis, how generative AI enhances human-robot collaboration, and the role robotics will play in our everyday lives in the near future.
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[15:00] - Generative AI serves as a universal translator for robotics. It's more than just predicting text; it's about the possibility to understand complex semantics of computer codes, data formats, and languages. This allows generative AI to bridge communication gaps, like translating between various codes and facilitating machine-to-human interactions.
[17:51] - When combined with visual libraries, generative AI improves robotics by simulating human-like perception. This enables robots to accurately sense and interpret their surroundings. Furthermore, Large Language Models (LLMs) can merge diverse data, widening their context awareness and capabilities, such as generating images of iconic landmarks based on country criteria.
[25:42] - Enhanced by generative AI, robots can now understand and act on advanced commands, allowing better support for the aging baby boomer population, such as interpreting requests like "find my pills." This technology also improves consumer experiences, allowing voice assistants in robots to handle complex tasks. Moreover, in organizations like oil rigs and power plants, robots benefit from this AI by running more efficient inspections, interpreting diverse sensory data, and adapting to dynamic environments.
[29:32] - Major companies like Google, Meta, and Amazon are prioritizing the fusion of visual perception with robotic logic. For example, Microsoft's Azure OpenAI offers a distinctive model of OpenAI functionalities, which focuses on data privacy, ensuring users retain ownership of their data. Microsoft is also developing product interconnectivity across its major products.
[46:36] - Generative AI will revolutionize robotics by allowing them to adapt to unexpected circumstances, such as wildland fires. While robots excel in repetitive or dangerous tasks, they often lack the nuance of human touch. Generative AI is bridging this divide, paving the way for a more collaborative effort between humans and robots, where each complements the other's strengths and abilities.

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Daniel Rosenstein: https://www.linkedin.com/in/daniel-rosenstein-8a87803
Microsoft: https://www.linkedin.com/company/microsoft
Ashish Kapoor: https://www.linkedin.com/in/ashish-kapoor-a2971b6/
Scaled Foundations: https://scaledfoundations.ai/
Jason Kelly: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jasonlkelly/
Freemont Robotics: https://www.fremont.ai/

The Future Of Drone Delivery Sep 27, 2023

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In this episode of The Future Of, Keenan Wyrobek, Co-Founder, CTO, and Product Architect of Zipline, joins host Jeff Dance to discuss the future of drone delivery. They unveil the current state of the industry, the most recent developments in drone delivery, how Zipline became the market's leader, and some of the biggest opportunities drone delivery can save and improve lives.

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[02:35] - Zipline stands as today’s largest autonomous delivery system, operating in seven countries. Initially focusing on the timely delivery of blood, the company has significantly expanded its services and now delivers consumer and food goods. Zipline bypasses traditional road traffic, ensuring faster and more efficient deliveries. This innovation has led to a remarkable 97% reduction in environmental impact compared to standard delivery methods.
[09:43] - Zipline's uniqueness lies in two key areas: advanced technology and a customer-centric approach. Zipline stands out with its robust technology stack, like its proprietary AI-based "Nowcasting System," a specialized weather forecasting tool for drones. Beyond technology, Zipline’s true distinction lies in its commitment to customers. The team's approach guarantees every technological decision made aligns seamlessly with customer needs, ensuring its platforms are not only innovative but also aligned with client requirements.
[12:17] - Zipline offers two distinct drone delivery products. The long-range platform, operating for years from the metro outskirts, serves remote cities and towns. It uses a fixed-wing drone resembling a large RC plane, delivering parcels with a mini parachute, ideal for broad, open areas. However, to meet customer requests for metro area deliveries, Zipline has developed Platform 2. This system silently delivers packages in tight spaces by lowering a small "droid" from a hovering drone. Despite challenging conditions, the droid precisely places the package and retracts quickly and quietly, effectively catering to most addresses, even in densely populated areas.
[15:36] - In the present drone delivery landscape, the norm is individuals using 3,000-pound vehicles for small deliveries. This method is not only economically inefficient and unreliable but also environmentally destructive. Zipline's aim is to ensure timely, predictable deliveries with a substantially lower environmental impact. While other startups are also venturing into drone delivery, the company's focus and commitment set it apart as it's diligently working with a growing customer base, prioritizing their needs and striving to provide an unmatched, efficient, and rapid delivery experience.
[23:07] - Envision a future 10-20 years from now, where your local pharmacy or favorite restaurant is equipped with a “magic” portal. Much like Zipline’s system, drones smoothly slide in and out of these portals, quickly delivering orders to your back porch. On the professional side, imagine the immense boost in efficiency for various occupations. Jobs that depend on physical materials – doctors, mechanics, and construction workers, for instance – no longer need to deal with the delay of getting necessary items. The frequent, time-consuming trips to the hardware store become a thing of the past as drones deliver the needed products instantly to your location.
[25:43] - Drone delivery holds immense potential for enhancing global healthcare. It presents a solution to the global crisis of improving healthcare quality while cutting costs. Despite advancements in medicine, the escalating costs are unsustainable for many countries, including the United States, which allocates a significant portion of its GDP to healthcare. On-demand drone delivery offers a consistent and efficient method to deliver essential medications and supplies directly to patients' homes, ensuring uninterrupted treatment. In the U.S., health systems are already harnessing drone technology to fortify home healthcare programs. Practitioners receive timely supplies during home visits via drones, improving their ability to provide immediate care.

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Keenan Wyrobek: https://www.linkedin.com/in/keenanwyrobek
Zipline: https://www.flyzipline.com

The Future Of Biotech Sep 12, 2023

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In this episode of The Future Of, Gabby Everett, Director of Business Operations and Strategy at BioLabs Pegasus Park, and Claire Aldridge, Chief Strategy Officer at Form Bio, join host Jeff Dance to discuss the future of biotech. They unveil the advancements, challenges, and ethical considerations in the biotech industry. Discover the potential of the genomics and omics revolution, the impact of COVID-19 on biotech, and the transformative potential of biotechnology in shaping the future of healthcare.
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[09:10] - The biotech industry has seen transformative growth over three decades. Claire and Gabby recognize the ongoing genomics revolution as we're moving beyond simply treating symptoms with tools like CAR T-cell therapy and gene therapy, aiming for disease-modifying solutions. A significant trend is integrating computational tools in biotech. With the vast "omics" data available, sophisticated software can offer crucial insights. Coupled with AI and machine learning, we're directing toward an era of personalized medicine, where doctors can tailor treatments based on individual genetics.
[15:15] - The biotech sector experienced an unprecedented surge during the pandemic, building on pre-existing work. Remarkably, just months after the coronavirus sequence was published, scientists approved groundbreaking mRNA vaccines, which suggests we can accelerate drug development processes without compromising safety. COVID-19 also provided an unexpected lens into precision medicine. As a diverse global population contracted the virus, we gained insights into disease progression, long COVID, and asymptomatic cases. Such data could shape future therapeutic designs. Moreover, the pandemic highlighted biotech's significance, drawing substantial investments. However, a challenge was the deficiency in scientific communication. With misinformation rife, especially on social media, we recognized the need to convey scientific findings more effectively to maintain public trust.
[20:13] - Biotechnology presents various ethical challenges, so the cornerstone of addressing them lies in transparency in methodologies, potential uses of these tools, and maintaining strict protection. Venturing into new territories often provokes debate and skepticism. Nevertheless, the primary drive behind these technological advancements is societal progress.
[21:29] - The future of biotech is intertwined with personalized precision medicine, tailoring treatments to an individual's genetic profile. By employing AI and machine learning, we can sift through vast datasets to determine the most effective treatments, moving beyond only addressing symptoms to targeting disease origins. With AI's capabilities, we'll identify early molecular indicators of disease, allowing interventions before any physical manifestation occurs.
[31:00] - Real-world evidence is reshaping the landscape of clinical trials. Traditionally, the benchmark was placebo-controlled, double-blind trials where participants didn't know if they were receiving the actual drug. This method aims to minimize the placebo effect. However, with the introduction of invasive treatments, such as spinal cord drug delivery, ethical concerns arise. Thanks to the expansive data from electronic medical records, we can potentially harness these insights to understand disease progression, identify essential biomarkers, and determine the most relevant tests.

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Gabby Everett: https://www.linkedin.com/in/gabbykutyeverett/
BioLabs Pegasus Park: https://www.biolabs.io/north-texas
Claire Aldridge: https://www.linkedin.com/in/claire-aldridge-05264a173/
Form Bio: https://www.formbio.com/

The Future Of Collaboration Aug 22, 2023

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In this episode of The Future Of, Sean McDowell, Senior Vice President of Design and Innovation at MillerKnoll; Jim Kalbach, Chief Evangelist at Mural; and Rich Knepprath, Creative Director at Fresh Consulting, join host Jeff Dance to discuss the future of collaboration. They dive into best practices for effective hybrid workplace collaboration, tools for innovating collaboration today, as well as the evolution of work.

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[10:00] - Effective collaboration in the digital hybrid workplace relies on tools like Mural that support clear communication. While we can convey intent through facial expressions in-person, ensuring such presence remotely is a challenge. The pandemic highlighted that work isn't tied to a fixed location anymore; we’ve moved from "going to work" at an office to collaborating across diverse places and times. This transition encourages us to rethink how, when, and where we collaborate.
[16:45] - Physical spaces undeniably impact collaboration. As we transition from traditional work environments to digital ones, the effectiveness of our workspaces varies. A notable shift is the move away from classic workplaces to more collaborative spaces, which has increased the demand for conference rooms and innovative solutions. With the growing sentiment of returning to offices, it's essential to remember that the fusion of digital and physical methods is our future.
[23:48] - When we foster a shared vision and trust within a team, collaboration thrives. However, the essence of collaboration has evolved from traditional office norms. Today, balance is key. Embracing asynchronous collaboration allows individuals to work at their unique pace and timing, boosting both efficiency and creativity.
[43:16] - Bridging the gap between the physical and digital realms doesn't mean waiting for the next big tool. Instead of waiting for perfection, we should use what's available now. By understanding your core needs, you can innovate with current tools, many of which are often overlooked. From AI to spatial audio and VR, there's so much you can do today without waiting for tomorrow.
[48:05] - As work evolves, terms like hybrid, tools, and async will be termed work. This new standard erases old boundaries, highlighting common sense and collaboration. But trust remains essential. With innovative minds at the forefront, we're optimizing current tools while transitioning from flat screens to holographic technology, virtual reality, and augmented reality, signaling an intertwined digital and physical future.

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Sean McDowell: https://www.linkedin.com/in/sean-mcdowell/
MillerKnoll: https://www.millerknoll.com/
Jim Kalbach: https://www.linkedin.com/in/kalbach/
Mural: https://mural.co/
Rich Knepprath: https://www.linkedin.com/in/richknepprath/
Fresh Consulting: https://www.freshconsulting.com/

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"The Future Of" is a podcast by Fresh Consulting, hosted by Jeff Dance, where we discuss and learn about the future of different industries, markets, and technology verticals. Together we'll chat with leaders and experts in the field and discuss how we can shape the future human experience.
Previous guests include: Gurdeep Pall of Microsoft, Carolyn Belle of Astroscale, Kane Simms of VUX World, Rogger Kibbe of Samsung Research America, Rob Tiffany of Sustainable Logix, Katrina Stevens of Tech Interactive,
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