S4-E6: Meg Charles: Instead of Thinking Outside the Box, Ask Yourself Who Created the Box to Begin With
Release Date: 08/05/2020
S5-E11: My Pick of 30 Films to Watch at Brooklyn SciFi Film Festival
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Charlie shares her hot picks of 30 films (out of over 150) to watch at this year’s Brooklyn SciFi Film Festival taking place September 20-25 (virtually and online).
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S9-E10: Erik Martin: Building Meaningful Communities in an Increasingly Fragmented World
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Charlie has a happy reunion with Erik Martin (Chief Community Officer at Teal, a membership platform to help enable meaningful careers). Charlie last interviewed Erik 10 years ago for a viral media Meetup in NY.
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S5-E9: Greg Kihlström: King of Agile
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On this episode, Charlie crowns Greg Kihlström “King of Agile” and with good reason! Greg (founder of The Agile World where he consults, writes and hosts a podcast) has spent the past several years helping companies to incorporate agility into their digital transformation strategies.
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S5-E8: Jennifer Snyder: Government Innovation Ain’t What It Used to Be and Why You Should Be Following GovTech Now!
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This week, Charlie makes a strong case for why anyone who is interested in technology innovation should be following GovTech closely and consistently.
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S5-E7: Tech News Roundup with Andrew Maynard: Your Face Is a Weapon, Google Employees Love Bernie/Warren, New Bill on Tech Addiction and Turning Children Into Cyborgs
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Charlie is thrilled to welcome Dr. Andrew Maynard (former physicist, professor in the Arizona State University School for the Future of Innovation in Society, leading expert in the responsible development of emerging and converging technologies, and Tech 2025 advisor) for our very first tech news roundup episode where we recap the news on the implementation and impact of emerging technologies (the good, the bad, and the ugly!).
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S5-E6: Oriana Meldicott: Cynicism, Legislation and Inspiring the Next Generation in AI Ethics
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It’s a bit of a reunion on this episode as AI Ethicist and cohost of Let’s Chat Ethics podcast, Oriana Meldicott, who taught a workshop at Tech 2025 two years ago, reconnects with Charlie to discuss all things AI ethics.
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S5-E5: Paul Spiers: Successful Digital Transformation for Companies Begins and Ends with Principled Leadership
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Joining the podcast this week is Paul Spiers (Founder, The New P&L Brand Purpose Institute and host of The New P&L business podcast series).
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S5-E4: NextGen Innovator: Anya Berlova on Anti-Bullying, Pro-Individuality and Using Art+Tech to Change the World
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In this special second episode in our series on next-gen innovators, Charlie chats with Anya Berlova.
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S5-E3: Next-Gen Innovator: Amara Leggett, 19-Year-Old Computer Scientist, on Gen-Z Ambitions and Being Unapologetically Exceptional
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In this special episode (one of two dedicated to next-generation innovators), Charlie welcomes young legend, Amara Leggett (19-year-old computer scientist, CEO of Dual Enrollment Company, and author of The Strategic Mind of a Young Legend).
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S5-E2: "Bus Driver Dan" Talks Transit Innovation, Blue Collar Creativity and the Power of Human Storytelling
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Dan Christensen (aka "Bus Driver Dan") loves his job driving a bus for TriMet bus company in Portland, Oregon, and is fiercely and unapologetically proud of his Blue Collar roots. He also embraces emerging technology and is constantly exploring new and innovative ways to use technology to tell "the stories of the now."
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This week, Charlie enjoys the opportunity to interview one of Tech 2025's awesome advisors, Meg Charles (Global Corporate Attorney and former managing partner with 20 years of experience working in corporate law policy for telecoms, Start-Up Board Director/Advisor, Angel Investor and Founder of Frame Advisory LLC which offers legal and strategic advisory to startups and small businesses with "non-traditional founders").
Meg is a first generation child of immigrants coming from a family and culture where creative endeavors and careers were devalued as not being serious or conducive to getting good job. She chose law, but she has always embraced her creative side and credits it as being a core ingredient in her success. She has lived in several parts of the world including London, Sweden, the Philippines, and New Delhi which gives her a global, unique perspective on innovation. Among other things, they discuss:
- how and why Meg segued from being a partner in a law firm to starting her own business and how people in corporate can find their voice and follow it wherever it leads them;
- what companies should do to facilitate courage during this era of displacement of jobs and workers;
- the crucial role creativity and critical thinking plays in helping us to develop the necessary new business frameworks and foundations that will carry us into the future successfully;
- why we need to recognize creativity as a human right that should be developed in context;
- how diversity destroys inevitability; and
- why the future belongs to those who embrace their creativity and are passionate about collaboration and partnership.
CONNECT WITH MEG
Website: www.frameadvisory.com
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/megcharleshorn/
Email: meg@frameadvisory.com
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