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Ep. 125: Leadership, With BTG Pactual’s André Esteves
“We need to attack extreme poverty. Of course, the pandemic brought additional challenges to that.
But, we provided emergency aid for an extensive part of our population, around 60 million people.
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Ep. 101: Diversified, with Eldridge’s Todd Boehly
“Throughout our organization, we're continuously pushing on how do we continue to add diversity, a
nd I think we're a young enough group where that has always been the way we've approached the world....Our culture has been that diverse groups mak
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Ep. 100: Family, with Target’s Brian Cornell
"We need to have an organization that reflects the millions and millions of guests we serve each a
nd every day. From the bottom up, we've made a commitment to diversity and inclusion.
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Ep. 99: Lessons, with Maria Contreras-Sweet
“Venture capital is concentrated in...three states: California, Massachusetts, and New York. We kn
ow that not all the good ideas come from those three places.
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Ep. 98: Inclusive Capitalism, with TIAA’s Roger Ferguson
“We have to rebuild with a more inclusive capitalism, and I emphasize both of those words...so tha
t as we go forward with crises—and there will be crises—the impact of those crises will not be so heavily defined by the color of one's skin.”
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Ep. 97: Visionary, with iHeartMedia's Bob Pittman
“What we've done during COVID in many ways, we've taken 10 years of technology adoption and cramme
d it into three months.
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Ep. 96: Transitions, with the Peter MacCallum Cancer Centre’s Michael Hofman
“Once you have a whole body PET scan, there's not a lot of value often in doing a physical examina
tion or taking out your stethoscope because the information on that scan tells you everything you need to know.
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