# Tim Bond
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tim bond is a New Zealand rugby union footballer who plays as a lock.Bond has played for both Suntory Sungoliath in the Japanese Top League and the Bay of Plenty Steamers in his home country. He was also named in the first ever Sunwolves squad which will compete in Super Rugby from the 2016 season.
Eps. 84 | Philippe Ruttens on marketing's 30-year evolution and what AI means for the CMO
Why do successful marketing teams suddenly lose their pipeline? Philippe Ruttens, fractional CMO with 30 years of experience, reveals it's not about tools or tactics. It's about failing to align with commercial reality. Philippe challenges the "AI first" narrative, arguing that revenue marketing mu…
Closing the exponential divide: How FlipWork is preparing people for the AI-powered workplace
Is AI adoption failing in your organisation because technology isn't the problem? Nikki Barua, founder and CEO of FlipWork, joins Tim Bond to explore why AI transformation depends on preparing people, not just deploying systems. Drawing on experience leading digital transformation at major retailer…
Eps.85 | From people scared to people squared: Nikki Barua on how to compete in the AI era
"Efficiency truly is a race to the bottom. If everybody has a hundred times the same capability, it no longer becomes a differentiator." Nikki Barua, CEO and co-founder of FlipWork.
Tim Bond speaks with Nikki Barua, CEO and co-founder of FlipWork, about why companies are pouring money into AI techn…
Eps.86 | From SDRs to AI agents Building marketing's agentic future with Marie Wilcox
Marie Wilcox, VP of Marketing at Binalyze, has built a marketing engine powered by AI agents—what she calls Nova Bots—that has fundamentally changed her go-to-market motion. Moving from a traditional SDR model to agentic workflows trained on intent data and personalised content, she has achieved MQ…
Eps.87 | Job loss or job reimagined? The fifth revolution is upon us.
Tim Bond explores Mark Edwards' white paper on the cognitive age and the shift from an industrial mindset to a new era of human-machine collaboration. This conversation uncovers what Edwards calls the liminal hour moment, a threshold point in human history where we face two fundamentally different …
Eps.88 | Can creativity be taught? Mark Edwards discusses his whitepaper THE HUMAN ENGINE
Tim Bond returns to the conversation with Mark Edwards, author of the white paper The Human Engine: Navigating the Fifth Revolution, to explore a question that will define how organisations succeed in the coming years: can creativity be taught?
The fifth revolution—driven by artificial intelligence…
Turning Messy Data into Competitive Advantage with Tim Bond | TID #10
In this episode, Tim Bond, Chief Product Officer at Adeptia, explains how insurers struggle with one critical challenge: turning messy, unstructured data from brokers, emails, and documents into clean, usable information.
He highlights that while insurers have strong systems and models internally,…
Eps.89 | SaaS is dead, hire Ema instead: Swati Trehan on why enterprises are replacing software with AI employees
From concept to deployment in weeks, that's the promise Swati Trehan, COO of Ema, brings to enterprise automation. In this episode, Tim Bond explores how Ema manufactures AI employees that automate end-to-end workflows across HR, finance, supply chain, and beyond. Swati explains why the future of e…
Plymouth Brethren Christian Church LIES- SAY VS DO! Update on Cheryl Bawtinheimer case
A lead investigator drove four hours to Maple Creek to speak to the Plymouth Brethren Christian Church about abuse allegations.He knocked on doors. No one answered.He went to Tim Bond’s business. “In a meeting.”He came back. Tim unavailable.A week later — still nothing.This is the same church that …
Eps.90 | From $6M to $100M and still disrupting: Josh Gould's entrepreneurial playbook
Why can AI reach only 86% accuracy in hospitals and courtrooms, yet language services remain a £6 million to £100 million opportunity? Joshua Gould, founder and CEO of The Big Word, reveals why language is fundamentally a technology problem that requires scaling human expertise, not replacing it. A…
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