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4 top takeaways from MIT’s 2025 CFO Summit
Yahoo Finance· 2025-11-24 13:19
In examining new AI tools that could be integrated into the business, CFOs need to ensure they understand the full capabilities of those solutions — and where they mesh, and more importantly don’t fit, with those of finance.As CFOs are inundated with a dizzying array of new AI tools promising to enhance their companies’ workflows, they need to ensure they have answers to critical questions — including actually defining what counts as AI, Jason Child, executive vice president and CFO for semiconductor busine ...
4 animals that explain your reaction to change | Manisha Dhawan | TEDxSanDiegoWomen
TEDx Talks· 2025-11-01 13:30
[Music] [Applause] [Applause] [Music] I would guess that most of you have been through some kind of change in the last few years. Am I right? Maybe for you it was a change in your job situation, your health, or your relationships. Or maybe you're on the precipice of change right now, wondering what's next. And it's not just in our personal lives. Change is happening everywhere. It's in our systems, our culture, and our technology. And let's be honest, sometimes change can feel exciting. Other times it can f ...
Jerry Jones on Making Tough Decisions
Bloomberg Originals· 2025-10-21 16:00
Management Change & Strategy - Immediate and radical change was necessary due to the dramatically out-of-sync situation [2] - The company assumed top dollar was paid and changes were needed upon acquisition [2] - The new owner replaced the coach, publicity head, general manager, and public announcers [1] Challenges & Opportunities - Overcoming numerous hurdles was a constant challenge [3] - The opportunity to fulfill a lifelong dream outweighed the difficulties [3] - Urgency was paramount in implementing the required changes [2]
Staplers & Volleyballs: Why Strength May Not Be What You Think | Dr. Victoria Grady | TEDxColumbiana
TEDx Talks· 2025-10-21 15:47
[Music] There are moments when life doesn't fall apart exactly, but instead head. It quietly changes shape and takes you with it. It's March 2000.I'm sitting in my first doctoral seminar. Group dynamics and organizational behavior. The lights are humming and the room smells like a combination of dry erase marker and burnt coffee.My professor's voice is buzzing in the background as he walks us through a slide deck on stress, adaptation, and change. I am half paying attention and half somewhere else until he ...
How to prototype your life | Hedi Schaefer | TEDxHHL
TEDx Talks· 2025-09-02 16:54
Core Argument - The speech challenges the conventional notion of a linear life path and pre-defined success, arguing that change is constant and life is non-linear [3][4][5] - It introduces the concept of "prototyping" as a method for navigating uncertainty and personal growth, emphasizing testing, learning, and iteration [11][12] - The speaker advocates for focusing on how one wants to feel, using that as a guiding vision rather than a rigid plan [14][32] The "I Love It" Framework - The framework involves identifying what one loves (log in), what one needs more of (plus), and what one needs to eliminate (limitation) in a specific area of life [17][18][19] - This framework is presented as a tool for personal experimentation and iterative improvement across various life aspects [23][25] - The framework encourages action and experimentation over excessive planning, promoting a "prototyping playground" approach [20][21] Neurological Impact of Clarity - Gaining clarity through experience calms the amygdala (reducing the fight-or-flight response) and activates the parasympathetic nervous system, promoting calmness and grounding [29] - This process increases self-agency, problem-solving abilities, and focus, while decreasing cortisol levels [30][31] - The speaker suggests that this process rewires the brain for more confidence and clarity, fostering a change-literate mindset [31] Call to Action - The speech encourages listeners to embrace change, prototype their lives, and focus on creating a life aligned with their desired feelings [32][33] - It emphasizes the importance of action over potential, urging individuals to contribute to a changing world [33]
CalPrivate Bank Appoints Kathy Moe Lonowski to the CalPrivate Bank Board
Globenewswire· 2025-09-02 12:00
Core Insights - Private Bancorp of America, Inc. has appointed Kathy Moe Lonowski to the board of its subsidiary, CalPrivate Bank, enhancing the bank's strategic leadership with her extensive experience in financial services and risk management [1][2][3] Company Overview - Private Bancorp of America, Inc. (OTCQX: PBAM) is the holding company for CalPrivate Bank, which operates in multiple locations including Coronado, San Diego, and La Jolla, and offers digital banking services [4] - CalPrivate Bank focuses on high-net-worth individuals and closely held businesses, providing a personalized banking experience while leveraging advanced technology [4] - The bank has received high customer service ratings, scoring nearly three times higher than the median domestic bank, and has been recognized as the 10th best bank in the U.S. and the top bank in its asset class for return on assets (ROA) and return on equity (ROE) [4] Leadership and Expertise - Kathy Lonowski has over a decade of experience as Regional Director for the FDIC, overseeing more than 350 financial institutions with nearly $1 trillion in assets [2] - Her expertise includes regulatory compliance, operational risk, digital banking, and anti-money laundering, which will contribute significantly to CalPrivate Bank's governance and strategic initiatives [2][3] - The addition of Lonowski to the board reflects the bank's commitment to working with strategic leaders to enhance its services and expand into new markets [3]
X @Forbes
Forbes· 2025-07-21 17:40
Change Management - The article discusses navigating change in the workplace [1] - The article is available at the provided URL [1]
"You 1.0 Isn’t Enough": How to Adapt Like Software in a World Changed by AI | Faizan Syed | TEDxIBA
TEDx Talks· 2025-07-18 15:26
Adaptation and Change - The speaker emphasizes the importance of adapting to change, drawing parallels between the survival of sharks and horseshoe crabs over 400 million years and the adaptability of humans (sapiens) across diverse environments [1][2][3][4][5] - The speaker suggests that individuals should adopt a "change mindset" to become recipients of change rather than waiting for life to happen and then adapting [13] - The speaker introduces the concept of shedding one's skin, like a snake, to represent shedding one's identity and embracing change [14][15] Practical Strategies for Personal Growth - The speaker proposes three strategies for adapting to change: the daily 30 (spending 30 minutes each day learning something new), exploration every day (breaking routines and experiencing new things), and reflect and record (writing down thoughts and feelings) [16][17][20][23][24] - The speaker shares personal anecdotes of how these strategies have helped them navigate transitions and challenges in their own life [6][7][8][9][19][21][22][25] - The speaker encourages the audience to track their personal growth by assigning themselves a version number (e g, 1 0%) and incrementally increasing it as they incorporate the three strategies into their lives [27][28] - Major life events warrant a significant version update (e g, 2 0%, 3 0%), reflecting the transformative impact of these experiences [29] The Impact of AI - The speaker raises concerns about the rapid advancement of AI and its potential impact on society [10] - The speaker recommends reading "AI Superpowers" by Kai-Fu Lee to understand the implications of AI in the next 5 to 10 years [10][11] - The speaker notes the rapid increase in computer power for AI, doubling every 3 to 4 months, and the AI race between the US and China [11]
Trained by Chaos: The Mindset AI Can’t Replace | Muhammad Saadi Mansuri | TEDxIBA
TEDx Talks· 2025-07-18 15:25
AI and Adaptability - Adaptability, curiosity, and the ability to innovate are crucial for survival in the AI-driven world [2] - Pakistanis are well-poised to adapt to change due to their experience with unpredictable environments [3] - Real-world scenarios in Pakistan, such as traffic and infrastructure challenges, provide unique training for navigating uncertainty that AI models cannot replicate [4][5] The Value of Experience - Thriving in unpredictable environments is a key advantage, more valuable than Silicon Valley experience, for navigating the AI world [6][7] - Traditional education and technical skills are becoming obsolete faster than ever due to the rapid pace of technological change [12] - Practical experience in challenging environments is more valuable than formal AI training [15][16] Mindset and Attitude - A positive attitude towards change is essential for success in the rapidly evolving AI landscape [9][14] - Comfort with the unknown and unpredictability is a strength developed through everyday experiences [10][15] - The focus should be on mindset and attitude rather than solely on technical skills [12][15] Pakistan's Advantage - Pakistanis have been trained to work in unpredictable circumstances with limited infrastructure and data [9] - Pakistanis are well-equipped to benefit from the future shaped by AI due to their ingrained adaptability [8][16] - The skills and experiences gained in Pakistan provide a unique advantage in the AI era [17]
SAP CEO on the impact of AI on the jobs market
Bloomberg Television· 2025-07-12 15:00
Technology & Implementation - Technology, including AI, platforms, big data, and analytics, is readily available [1] - The key differentiator between successful and unsuccessful companies lies in their change management capabilities [1] Leadership & Strategy - Effective leadership is crucial for setting strategy and direction, ensuring company-wide alignment [1] - Change management is often the most challenging aspect of implementing new strategies [1]