# Chris Bradley
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Christopher Bradley, formerly known as Bolt and Maverick, is a fictional character appearing in American comic books published by Marvel Comics, in particular those featuring the X-Men. He is a young mutant who first appeared in X-Men Unlimited #8.
The character has appeared in several X-Men animated series and was portrayed by Dominic Monaghan in the 2009 film X-Men Origins: Wolverine.
Can every person live a plentiful life by 2100?
What would it take for everyone in the world to enjoy the living standards of Switzerland today by 2100?
In this episode of the Century of Plenty podcast, Sven Smit, Chris Bradley, Nick Leung, and Marc Canal discuss the ideas behind their new book, A Century of Plenty: A story of progress for gene…
Beyond PCR: Why Sustainable Packaging Can’t Be Reduced to a Single Metric with IPG
Welcome to the Sustainable Design Lab podcast by Veritiv. Hosted by Chris Bradley and Brodie Vander Dussen, this show is your go-to resource for cutting-edge insights into the world of sustainable packaging. Join us as we reimagine packaging innovation and turn every decision into a powerful act of…
Australia Stopped Investing—and Productivity Flatlined | Chris Bradley
Chris Bradley, director of the McKinsey Global Institute, tells Claire Lehmann that Australia has had almost zero productivity growth for a decade—and that the cause isn't mysterious. We stopped investing, and nobody legislates for growth anymore. He also argues the next 75 years could still delive…
Context, Loops, and Graphs
The vocabulary of agentic AI has turned over five times in about eighteen months — prompt engineering, context engineering, harness engineering, loop engineering, and now graph engineering. For a business leader, the reasonable reaction is to tune it out.
Chris Bradley argues the churn is hiding so…
Is it radical to believe in growth?
Plenty may be possible—but what would it take to make it probable?
In this episode of the Century of Plenty podcast, Sven Smit, Chris Bradley, Nick Leung, and Marc Canal share reactions to their book from around the world and take on the hardest objections regarding demographics, climate change, e…
Jidoka for Agents: Building AI That Knows When to Stop
Sakichi Toyoda's breakthrough was not a loom that could handle a broken thread. It was a loom that noticed the thread had broken and stopped itself — which meant one operator could run dozens of machines instead of standing guard over one. That principle became jidoka, and Chris Bradley argues it i…
Where Agentic AI Pays Off in the B2B Back Office - with Chris Bradley of Veritiv
Large B2B operations keep running order entry, invoicing, and other repetitive back-office workflows by hand, years after most companies started investing heavily in AI. In this episode, Chris Bradley, Chief Marketing Officer and Head of AI Transformation at Veritiv, breaks down why legacy systems …
Is progress behind us, or is ‘plenty’ still possible?
Over the past 100 years, humanity has made stunning advances: longer lives, higher incomes, and billions of people lifted out of poverty. Much of that progress remains uneven and incomplete, however. On this episode of The McKinsey Podcast, we share an adapted conversation from the McKinsey Global …
AI Standard Work
Taiichi Ohno posted standard work sheets at every workstation, in the open, written by the operators themselves. He wasn't interested in whether people followed them. He was interested in how often they changed — because a standard that sat untouched meant the improvement engine had stopped. Freder…
Charting the Path to an AI-Native Operation
Most companies are experimenting with agents. Few can say where it's going. Chris Bradley argues that the missing piece isn't better technology — it's direction, and a method for drawing the road from the work itself.
The episode opens on hoshin kanri, the Japanese practice documented by Bridgeston…
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