ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Welcome to 'Managing Reputational Risk' a Rostrum Agency podcast.
The podcast is hosted by Rostrum’s in-house trainer and crisis lead, Grant Bather, and looks at all things reputational risk from a communications standpoint.
In this episode Grant is joined by Tim El-Sheikh, CEO and Co-Founder of Nebuli to discuss AI and data ethics and how data can inform proactive reputational management strategies.
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