Transform Work

This episode of the WORK. podcast features Mynul Khan, the  Founder and CEO of Field Nation. Founded in 2008, Field Nation is a leading online work marketplace for connecting people to get work done. The online platform combines a deep expertise marketplace with a complete project and workflow management platform to deliver skilled, onsite professionals anytime and anywhere.Show notes:Mynul KahnField NationCrowdsourcing: Why the Power of the Crowd is Driving the Future of Business by Jeff HoweFujitsuSteve Rader

This episode of the WORK. Podcast features Sam Orrin, the Global Director of Business Development at Worksome. Worksome is a platform that makes managing a contingent workforce fast and painless by automating freelancer and contractor payments, billing, and compliance processes. Sam OrrinWorksomeCenter of the Transformation of WorkYunoJunoStaffing Industry Analysts TuringToptalUpworkDweetBraintrust

This edition of the WORK. podcast features Mina Bastawros, the Vice President of Creative and Digital Marketing at Airbus, where he oversees how to do better marketing, but also marketing better at Airbus. Mina BastawrosAirbusStever RaderCrispin Porter & BoguskyHavasHarvard Business PressBarry MatthewsFreelancer.comUpworkExperfyJimmy ChinFree Solo

This episode of the WORK. podcast welcomes David Alberts. David is the Chairman and Co Founder of BeenThereDoneThat, a Network Intelligence System powered by a Global Community of 350 of the worlds most experienced Chief Strategic , Chief Creative and Chief Innovation Officers. His mission is to Harness the World’s Best Thinkers to Solve the World's Toughest Problems. David AlbertsBeenThereDoneThatVictors & SpoilsAlex BoguskyCrispin Porter & BoguskyMatt Close Baked InTinker Hatfield 

This Work Podcast, brought to you by Open Assembly, features Enrique Rubio.  Enrique is the  Founder of Hacking HR, a global learning community of HR leaders, practitioners, vendors, consultants, and everyone else interested in advancing the HR profession.

This episode of the WORK. podcast welcomes back  Mike Morris. Mike is the Co-founder and CEO of Torc. Torc is a new platform connecting the most productive software engineers with great companies all while pioneering the use of data to understand and measure developer productivity.Show Notes:TorcDave MessingerAdam SandlinChris DeLaurentisMike CardilloFrank D’SouzaJosh MillerRob BiedermanKarim LakhaniCatalantCognizantTopcoderVelocity NetworksBarry Matthews

This episode of the WORK. Podcast features Shoba Purushothaman. Shoba is the Co-Founder of Hardskills,  a corporate learning platform that helps enterprises train their workforces in the hard-to-teach behaviors, skills, and mindsets needed for the new world of work.Shoba PurushothamanHardskills

During this WORK. podcast we welcome Neil Carberry, the CEO of the Recruitment and Employment Confederation which is a leading membership organization for recruitment and staffing firms based in the UK. The Recruitment and Employment Confederation helps UK's professional recruiters have a lasting impact on the economy as well as candidates' lives - making great work happen everyday. Neil CarberryThe Recruitment and Employment Confederation LISHNASADeloitte Upwork Zurich InsuranceTikTokSimon Senek Green Bay Packers

This episode of the WORK podcast features future of work expert Jeff Schwartz. Jeff is a Senior Advisor in the Future of Work at Deloitte Consulting, author of the book WORK DISRUPTED, an Adjunct Professor Columbia Business School and last year was named the Vice President of Insights and Impact at Gloat. Gloat is the first-ever Internal Talent Marketplace that helps enterprises democratize career development, unlock skills, and future-proof their workforces leveraging AI to facilitate internal talent mobility and access.Jeff SchwartzDeloitte Work DisruptedColumbia University Graduate School of Business GloatMIT SMR-Deloitte Workforce Ecosystems ResearchHeather Long, Washington Post - It’s not a ‘labor shortage.’ It’s a great reassessment of work in America.Center for the Transformation of WorkTopcoderJeff DavisSteve RaderNASA COECISusan Cantrell - Beyond the jobDror Gurevich-Velocity FoundationSteve KingMBO Partners - Creator Economy ResearchJohn HagelJohn Seely Brown (JSB)Dr. Elizabeth J. AltmanMIT Sloan Management Review  The Technology FallacyOpportunity Marketplaces: Aligning Workforce Investment and Value Creation in the Digital Enterprise Workforce Ecosystem: A New Strategic Approach to the Future of WorkFramers: Human Advantage in an Age of Technology and Turmoil Gillian Tett

This episode of the WORK. podcast features Mark Hannant. Mark is the Co-founder of Magenta, a creative agency specializing in B2B thought leadership, and the Co-founder of Indigo Premedia, a pioneer of remote work and outsourcing to agency clients. Mark is passionate about the open talent economy and the role it will play in the future of work.Mark HannantMagentaJon YoungerMark's TEDx talk: Work: A thing you do not a place you goJohn HealyWiproTopcoderSubha TatavartiPaul HlivkoNASADeloitteHarvard Business PressAlex BoguskyCrispin, Porter and Bogusky