This week listeners get the benefit of two guests joining us!
Marc Winter and Laura Gordon are co-founders of Libra Collective, a New York based consultancy focused on how leadership and work should be changing in the age of AI.
Previously, Marc spent 15 years at a transformation consultancy, and has lived and worked in more than a dozen countries. His co-founder Laura, also spent 10 years at the same transformation consultancy as well as consulting in brand and marketing strategy, along with an MBA from Wharton.
Laura and Marc founded Libra Collective at the start of this year, after realising that some of the most searching questions about where AI was taking business were coming from leaders inside big tech itself.
That sent them deep into research with AI native companies (the ones built from the ground up around generative AI) and they agreed to share some of what they’ve learnt with us.
In this conversation you’ll hear:
- What surprised them most about how AI native companies actually work
- Why it’s so often the C-suite holding back internal AI transformation
- The surprising thing one CEO with a PHD in machine learning forbids his company to do with AI
- How a legacy financial institution is building an AI native version of itself, and
- Why a fashion brand with six people is outpacing rivals five times its size.
Laura and Marc have a unique perspective spanning both legacy and AI native businesses so enjoy this episode with Marc Winter and Laura Gordon.
Useful Links
Libra Collective Website
Laura on LinkedIn
Marc on LinkedIn
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