ABOUT THIS EPISODE
We meet Howard Getson, CEO of Capitalogix, a company that implements cutting-edge A.I. in the creation and management of hedge funds.
He shares the four stages of A.I. application in business and how he believes the technology will change and shape the future, both in the corporate landscape and in our day-to-day lives. There are countless inspiring messages to take from Howard’s story, from using businesses as a force for good, to the desire to leave the world a better place.
What Brett asks:
- [03:20] Tell me about your upbringing.
- [08:05] Where did your entrepreneurial spirit come from as a child?
- [25:30] How have leadership tools made you better at business?
- [30:00] How were you shaped by the childhood death of your brother?
- [38:30] And how did that affect your parents?
- [42:00] What goals did you commit to during your college years?
- [47:20] What can you tell us about your use of A.I. in the world of hedge funds?
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Resources:
- Text “gravity” to 972 992 1100 to receive free access to Howard Getson’s Weekly Newsletter
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- Capitalogix Official Website
- The Capitalogix Blog
- Howard Getson on LinkedIn
- Howard Getson on Twitter
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