Track Record by Tramlines
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Track Record by Tramlines is a new podcast; exploring how AI is reshaping investment, finance, and business.

Each episode brings financial leaders, investors, founders, economists, and policymakers into conversation about what is changing now, and where money and opportunity are moving as a result.

Made for investors, founders, and business owners, it offers a practical view of the AI economy from the people doing the work.


Full episodes available from 19 August.

Track Record is produced by Tramlines. We are industrialising AI through domain expert led startups, mid-market acquisitions, and enterprise partnership. If you'd like to learn more about how we're transforming industries, get in touch.

Learn more at https://www.tramlines.com


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