Scott Wine, CEO of CNH Industrial, discusses the challenges of leading a global business, the importance of technology in agriculture, and his lessons from running the executive dining room for General Colin Powell. They also explore technology's impact on farming and supply chain challenges, as well as the benefits of the captive finance arm and leadership development within the company.

Karen McLoughlin, former CFO and board director for Best Buy, and Steven Sterin discuss the evolving role of boards in navigating business complexity and setting ambitious goals. They explore peer-to-peer support, catalyst boards, and the increasing time commitment for board directors. They also highlight the importance of onboarding, continuous training, and aligning board requirements with skills. The podcast ends with gratitude and a call to subscribe and engage.

Join Laura LaBerge and Matt Banholzer as they discuss driving innovation with generative AI. They explore the definition of innovation and its various forms, the role of generative AI in accelerating product launches and R&D, and how companies are leveraging it to streamline processes and improve efficiency. They also tackle the impact of regulations on generative AI, the challenges organizations face when investing in technology, and strategies to overcome them. Don't miss their insights on fostering innovation in businesses!

Dipak Golechha, CFO of Palo Alto Networks, discusses the expanding CFO mandate, leading finance in volatile environments, and grappling with AI and new technologies. Topics include transition to cybersecurity, impact of historical norms on decision making, evolving finance function, AI in finance, and talent development.

Experts discuss the shifts in China's economy and how multinationals can adapt their strategies. Topics include investments in China, challenges faced by new entrants, gender equality in Chinese workplaces, urbanization's impact on birth rates and healthcare, risks of China's high debt, decline of multinationals in China, and recommendations for success.

McKinsey experts, Carolyn Dewar, Blair Epstein, and Kurt Strovink, share insights on CEO transition planning. They discuss early planning, timing considerations, succession planning, and navigating CEO transitions in family-owned businesses. The podcast also explores the mindset of CEOs transitioning out of their roles and the value of their skills beyond their tenure.

Guests Kurt Strovink and Carolyn Dewar discuss how mid-tenure CEOs can avoid complacency and create more value. They explore challenges faced, continuous learning, taking an outsider's perspective, and charting the next S curve. Valuable insights for CEOs to sustain high performance and adapt strategies based on experience.

McKinsey senior partner Sacha Ghai and partner Brian Vickery discuss the concept of CEO Alpha and its implications for chief executives leading private equity portfolio companies. They explore the differences between public and private realms for CEOs, emphasize the need for capability building among private equity CEOs, and provide a call to action for listeners to access more content.

Dr Richard Haass, veteran diplomat and respected scholar of international relations, discusses the challenges of navigating geopolitics today. Topics include the importance of civics education, implementing change, the significance of democracy, civic engagement, information hygiene, India's economic trajectory, and public education in the United States.

Experts Olalla Montes, Nick Robson, and Nick Waugh discuss the importance of effective implementation in sustaining long-term change and achieving impact from client strategies. They highlight the challenges faced in execution and the characteristics of top performers. The podcast explores the definition of transformation, the significance of senior leadership and incentives, multiple strategies for success, implementing operating and organizational changes, and the importance of focusing on specific people goals.