The AI Boom is Forcing a Reckoning on Risk and Regulation - Patrick Sullivan, VP of Strategy & Innovation at A-LIGN
Artificial intelligence is moving from novel feature to core infrastructure, and that shift is forcing companies, schools and regulators to confront a harder question than how to use the technology: how to govern it.
In this episode of The TechEd Podcast, Matt Kirchner talks with Patrick Sullivan, …
How to Stay Sharper Longer: The New Science of Brain Aging - Dr. Christin Glorioso, CEO of NeuroAge Therapeutics
Imagine being able to track your brain health before serious decline sets in, understand your personal risk factors, and intervene early enough to help prevent dementia rather than simply react to it.
In this episode of The TechEd Podcast, Matt Kirchner talks with Christin Glorioso, MD, PhD, founde…
Is Your Organization Drifting? The 9-Step System to Reset and Lead with Clarity - Jay Richards, U.S. Navy Senior Chief (Ret.) and Author of The Standdown Framework
What can organizational leaders learn from military-tested leadership practices to realign teams, sharpen execution, and move forward with greater clarity?
In this episode of The TechEd Podcast, Matt Kirchner sits down with Jay Richards, retired U.S. Navy Senior Chief, former Naval Special Warfare …
The Future of Work is Putting HR at the Center of Business Strategy - Dr. Peter Fasolo, Former CHRO, Johnson & Johnson | Boston University
As AI and emerging technologies reshape work, HR is being pushed into a bigger role: making sure the company’s workforce strategy keeps pace with its business strategy.
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In this episode, Matt Kirchner sits down with Dr. Peter Fasolo, former CHRO of Johnson & Johnson…
AI Is Coming for the Measurers, Not the Builders
What jobs will AI replace, and which ones will become more valuable?
Matthew Prince, co-founder and CEO of Cloudflare, recently wrote an op-ed in The Wall Street Journal about how he chose which employees to replace with AI. His argument: AI is not coming equally for every role. It's coming first f…
America 250: Reagan, Kennedy and the Values That Built a Nation
On the eve of America 250, The TechEd Podcast steps away from its usual format to reflect on the American Dream, the values that built the nation, and the ideals that continue to bind us together.
In this special episode, Matt Kirchner revisits two of the greatest presidential speeches ever deliver…
The Skills Gap Is Your Fault with Matt Kirchner
“Manufacturing is still the place where you can start out sweeping the floor and end up running the company” is a bold claim, so we brought on someone who has lived the full arc. I’m joined by Matt Kirkner from the Tech Ed Podcast to unpack how advanced manufacturing, industrial automation, and tec…
In an Age of Infinite Content, Who Earns Your Trust? - Kerry Gumas, CEO of Gardner Business Media
In an age where anyone can create content, how do manufacturers (and people in any sector, really) know who to trust?
In this episode of The TechEd Podcast, Kerry Gumas, CEO and Executive Vice Chairman of Gardner Business Media, joins Matt Kirchner for a fascinating conversation about trust, expert…
Lighter, Stronger Materials are Changing How We Build Everything - Chad Duty, CEO of IACMI
At IACMI, aerospace companies, material suppliers, startups, universities, and national laboratories gather around the same table, often with the same goal: finding the next composites breakthrough.
In this episode of The TechEd Podcast, Matt Kirchner sits down with Chad Duty, CEO of IACMI - The In…
Funding, Teachers and Technical Careers: A Conversation About Wisconsin Education - Tom Tiffany, U.S. Congressman
School funding, teacher pay, CTE, Workforce Pell, competency-based education, technical careers, automation and industry credentials are all part of a changing conversation about education in Wisconsin.
In this episode, host Matt Kirchner sits down with Tom Tiffany, U.S. Congressman and candidate f…
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