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Send us Fan Mail Can businesses still be a force for good? It's a surprisingly complicated question. Over the past decade, companies have been encouraged to take stands on social issues, invest in their communities, and think beyond shareholder value. More recently, many of those same organizations have faced growing political scrutiny, shifting consumer expectations, and mounting pressure to focus on short-term performance. So where does that leave corporate purpose? In this episode of FUTUR...

Send us Fan Mail For years, we've talked about how artificial intelligence could make government faster, smarter, and more efficient. But there's another side to the story. AI isn't just helping governments. It's empowering citizens, businesses, and watchdog groups to interact with public institutions at a scale those institutions were never designed to handle. In this episode of FUTUREPROOF., Jeremy Goldman sits down with Erica Olsen, CEO of Madison AI, a company building AI-powered tools th...

Send us Fan Mail For years, leadership was about managing change. Today, it feels more like surviving it. AI is reshaping industries. Geopolitical tensions are redrawing supply chains. Climate events are disrupting operations. Employees expect something fundamentally different from work than they did just a few years ago. The challenge isn't one disruption. It's all of them at once. In this episode of FUTUREPROOF., Jeremy Goldman sits down with Caroline Stokes—leadership strategist, Thinkers5...

Send us Fan Mail We're living through one of the fastest periods of workplace transformation in modern history. AI is reshaping jobs, layoffs have become a recurring reality, and many professionals are quietly asking themselves a question they never expected to ask: Can I keep working like this? In this episode of FUTUREPROOF., Jeremy Goldman sits down with DJ DiDonna, senior lecturer at Harvard Business School and author of BIG TIME OFF, to explore why stepping away from work may become one ...

Send us Fan Mail For years, the AI industry has operated under a simple assumption: talent is global. That assumption is beginning to break. As governments increasingly view advanced AI as a matter of national security—not just commercial competition—companies are finding themselves caught between innovation, geopolitics, immigration policy, and global talent markets. In this episode of FUTUREPROOF., Jeremy sits down with David Krueger, AI researcher and professor, to explore one of the bigge...