Work of Tomorrow

Work of Tomorrow

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Work of Tomorrow episodes

  • Furniture Production: Part 2
    Kate Gulliver, Global Head of Talent at Wayfair, explains how the firm operates as a tech company within furniture production to enable a seamless, positive customer experience.

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  • Furniture Production: Part 1
    Paul Downs, Founder and Owner, Paul Downs Cabinet Makers, shares how the prominence of Google and digital resources allowed his local business to expand at a national scale.

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  • Health Insurance: Part 2
    Tony Miller, CEO of Bind, offers his insights on the "consumerization" in health insurance, through which consumers can own and define their own versions of health.

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  • Health Insurance: Part 1
    Rebecca Madsen, Chief Consumer Officer, United Healthcare, emphasizes the need for human-centered design to introduce better financial incentives within health insurance.

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  • Training and VR: Part 1
    Derek Belch, CEO and Founder of STRIVR Labs, shared how he started applying VR technology to professional sports training and how the firm aims to bring VR to the masses.

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  • Coaching: Part 2
    Xeno Müller, Elite rowing coach and Olympic gold medalist

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Understanding how technology and innovation will change the way we work in the future. Airs every Monday at 5:00 p.m. on SiriusXM 132, Business Radio powered by the Wharton School.

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