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It’s January (still?) and that ‘new year, new me’ energy is likely waning. So how can we take care of ourselves, and those around us, to avoid burnout - not only now but all year? What can top organisations do to support their teams? And how is social media and new year's resolutions tied up in all of this? Meiyoko Taylor, voted business insider’s top transformation coach of the year, is here to tell us all, and gives us some crucial questions that we can ask ourselves TODAY. Let us know what you think at [email protected].
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Welcome to season 3 of Strategy for Breakfast! We’re kicking things off with an exclusive conversation with a real-life HACKER! What is an “ethical” hacker, what makes someone choose the “good” side of hacking, and how does one get started? Gordon Long, senior offensive security engineer at Zoom and president and founder of LegioX Cyber Technologies, gives you the inside scoop on life as a hacker, and it turns out it’s easier than you think to get involved in the industry. He’s also got insight for individuals and businesses to remain secure and vigilant against cyber-attacks! Let us know what you think at [email protected].
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What sort of podcast would we be if we didn’t give you our 2022 highlights from the most listened to podcasts? We also share our business predictions for 2023, based on thousands of hours of real business conversations with senior executives over the last year. Stephanie Garey and Kelley Iuele, GDS Group Presenters, bring you all of this and with some festive cheer along the way. Let us know what you think in the comments or email us [email protected]. Happy holidays everyone!
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This is Strategy for Breakfast. The podcast all about real business challenges based on real business conversations, and this week, we’re focusing on unifying customer experience! Joining us is the fantastic Joe Charnitski, director for CXM Best Practices at Sprinklr. Let us know what you think in the comments or email [email protected].
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Ensuring your customers experience a consistent and frictionless journey requires an omnichannel, “phygital” experience—one that connects them online and in-store. Bridging that gap between the digital and physical world is no longer a trend, but a key and necessary strategy in this new era of technology. So, GDS Group Presenter Sarah Tijou speaks with Bryn Rees, the Director of Digital Content Strategy at IKEA about mixed-realities, knowledge-powered adaptive content, and everyone's favourite – omnichannel. Let us know what you think in the comments or email [email protected].
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30 months on from the beginning of the pandemic, we’re still trying to manoeuvre our way through the hybrid ways of working. So GDS Group presenter Ellen Fearnley speaks with hybrid expert Tim Hernquist, Director of Product and Business Management at Jabra on the future of virtual interactions, and how hybrid must be both ‘special’ and ‘normal’ at the same time. Let us know what you think in the comments or email [email protected].
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When it comes to sustainability, business leaders know there is only one solution – to do more. It’s not a question of if they should act, it’s how. How can their company respond to shifting societal expectations? How can they keep pace with the latest environmental trends? How can they be more open and accountable, reduce waste and cut emissions?
These are just some of the questions GDS Group presenter Alex Wood posed at the Blue Earth Summit, a leading business and climate change conference held in Bristol. He spoke to Sir Tim Smit, co-founder of the Eden Project, TV personality and entrepreneur Jamie Laing and activist Tessa Wernink about what motivates them to make a difference.
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Now more than ever, the ability to move from insight to foresight is the key technology in a brand’s arsenal, and most interestingly it's not just a question of data or analytics, but of human and emotional intelligence. In this discussion, GDS Group Presenter Stephanie Garey speaks with Mark Adams, the SVP and Chief Innovation Officer at VICE Media, who tells us the 5 steps necessary to take your brand to a place where cultural trends become opportunities to capitalise and grow market share. Let us know what you think in the comments or email [email protected].
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What is happening with crypto? When is a good time to buy bitcoin? And how are regulations going to impact our beloved digital currency? If you’ve been wondering about one or all of these things, you’re in the right place. In this episode, GDS Group presenter (and crypto enthusiast) Colin Cosell speaks with the crypto guru, Eli Rouimi, who is here to talk us through it all – and a whole lot more. Let us know what you think in the comments or email [email protected].
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· What is happening with crypto, and why has this year been so tough?
· Is a cryptocurrency downslide the best time to buy?
· What are crypto regulations going to look like, and how will those regulations translate internationally?
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· Connect with Eli Rouimi
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· GDS Group – Meet the Boss roundtables
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This week we’re speaking to Brenden Kumarasamy, the founder and president of Master Talk, which was created to help the world master the art of communication. They’ve assisted 100s of clients across a multitude of industries to empower the best executives and coaches in the world to excel in communication. GDS Group presenter Neeha Curtis asks Brenden about all things presenting to an audience, whether virtually or in person. Let us know what you think in the comments or email [email protected].
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Welcome to “Strategy for Breakfast” the podcast that dives into the heart of strategies making people and organizations successful.
Join us as we explore the mindsets, teachings, and innovations propelling individuals and businesses to thrive in today’s ever-evolving landscape. Each episode features in-depth conversations with industry experts and visionary leaders who share their insights on what it takes to build a framework that stands the test of time.
From mastering the art of leadership, to leveraging AI for better business outcomes, we uncover the secrets behind successful enterprises. But at the core of every discussion is the understanding that culture isn’t just an element of success—it’s the foundation. As the saying goes, “culture eats strategy for breakfast”.
Each episode contains powerful and practical insights to help you or your organization grow, with lessons collected from the C-level, VP and senior director level leaders – providing you with the intelligence your company needs to make better decisions.
Strategy for Breakfast provides the perfect start to your day: insights from inside some of the world’s leading organizations and experts.
GDS Group is a global events, research and technology services company dedicated to helping our clients meet the challenges posed by a fast-moving, disruptive business environment.