“There’s not a data starvation problem. There’s a data indigestion problem. Josh Gilbert explaining the transformation of vast, complex, differentiated data so that it can be consumed in the ordinary workflows of traders, risk analysts, and investors managing billions AUM.

The holy grail for ‘every serious hedge fund trader’ to government decision-maker is to have access to technologies which provide insights into ‘event precursors’. These are those sorts of multi-dimensional, extremely complex, correlations between movements in human activity,

Just chatted with film composer Billy Goodrum... from his work on Dumb and Dumber to Sophia Loren's movies, Billy gave me a rare glimpse into Hollywood magic. Will release in several days.

Edoardo Ponti's films beautifully showcase his mother, the legendary Sophia Loren. Billy Goodrum discusses his compositions for 'Human Voice' and his journey to the Cannes Film Festival. More in the Chris Mailander Podcast!

A funeral for an uncle. The problem? He's still alive! Billy Goodrum's screenplay 'How to Die in the South' will be a wild ride! Listen's to Billy's journey taking his screenplay to the big screen on the Chris Mailander Podcast!

Companies are bought, not sold. This is a fundamental mindset shift that many founders miss. It changes how you build relationships and think about your company's future. Eli Portnoy

It's counterintuitive, but the partnership that doesn't quite work is often the one that leads to an acquisition. A fascinating paradox about incentives and strategy in business. Eli Portnoy

You won't have more resources or a bigger brand than the incumbents. The only advantage you have is agility. In a market that changes quickly, that's all you need. Eli Portnoy

From Goldman Sachs to Google to founding FlipWork— One thread through it all: How do you stay human inside complex systems? Monica Marquez on reimagining work in the AI era.

Stop using AI like it's 2010 tech. If you're just slapping AI onto old workflows, you're missing it. Monica Marquez , founder of FlipWork, and formerly Goldman Sachs, Bank of America, EY, and Google, shares why big companies still don’t get it.