Thinkset Podcast

Developing a token from the ground up is no simple task. To make it easier to understand, Kevin Hamilton and Michael Canale explain what makes a token viable for investors and businesses.

David Teece speaks with Matt Getz, a partner and highly experienced practitioner at Pallas Partners. They discuss Pallas' expansion in New York, the changes the firm made in the midst of the pandemic, and the "why" behind its recent launch.

David Teece speaks with James Libson, managing partner of Mishcon de Reya. They discuss Mishcon's strategic direction and independence, agility in decision-making, and the past, present, and future of the firm.

In the second episode of the Insights from the Top podcast, BRG Executive Chairman David Teece speaks with John Quinn, founder of the global litigation firm Quinn Emanuel Urquhart & Sullivan. They discuss the firm's specialized focus on litigation, retention and recent developments at the firm, and greater investment in future leaders within the industry.

In the first episode of the Insights from the Top podcast, BRG Executive Chairman David Teece speaks with Bill Baldiga, a partner at and the former chief executive officer of the law firm Brown Rudnick. They discuss topics including competitive markets, disruptive solutions, and how creativity can impact culture.

Karl Schliep and Steven Gawthorpe discuss developments in the eDiscovery space and how BRG's Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning group uses technology to solve complex business problems.

Michael Jelen and return guest Michael Canale discuss their collaboration on BRG's Digital Workforce product, which leverages machine learning and artificial intelligence to automate a variety of return-to-office functions of business.

Amy Worley, a managing director in BRG's data privacy practice, joins Michael Jelen to discuss the creation of BRG's DREAM software and how the evolution of privacy has led to the need for a data privacy resource.

Luke Sparrow and Michael Jelen from BRG's Global Applied Technology (GAT) team discuss how technology and software act as a force multiplier to extend the impact of people across any kind of professional organization.