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Not Another CEO PodcastThe One Thing Top CEOs Would Do Again - Not Another CEO Podcast - Episode #19David begins every interview with a simple question:What is one thing you’ve done, big or small, that’s had the biggest impact on your company and you’d do again if you’re CEO of another company in the future?In today’s special episode, we will be looking back at the answers given to this question. Dive in with us as we hear how all 19 CEOs that David has interviewed discuss what they would do again in their next venture!We will be st...2024-11-262h 07
Not Another CEO PodcastChanging Lives Through Tech - Jukay Hsu - Not Another CEO Podcast - Episode #7Joining the show this week is an entrepreneur with a passion for getting people into the tech industry. With over a decade spent trying to improve the lives of low-income New Yorkers, this guest is none other than the Co-Founder and CEO of Pursuit, Jukay Hsu. Jukay joins host David Politis to discuss his journey helping people get jobs in tech. Jukay examines the importance of having a mission-driven team, the challenges of going remote, and the importance of communal activity. He delves into adapting to change and how he sees AI affecting the w...2024-09-0342 min
HorizonsMission Critical: Financing the Future of Learning TodayIn this episode, host Tameshia Bridges Mansfield and special guest Sarah Miller of the Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta carry forward the conversation from JFF's annual Horizons summit. They discuss the challenge of financing the future of work and how today's future of learning -- with or without a college degree -- can prepare workers for sustainable careers and a viable U.S. labor market.This podcast was recorded on December 1, 2022. The comments offered by Sarah Miller are her opinions and do not necessarily reflect those of the Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta or the Federal Reserve...2022-12-1530 min
This is Capitalism: Inspired, Explained, In FocusThe Future Cities Accelerator — A Look at Some Grant WinnersRay Hoffman introduces the topic. It was in late 2016 when the Rockefeller Foundation went looking for entrepreneurs — social entrepreneurs to build businesses intended to solve some of the problems of American cities. Within just four months, not only did the foundation identify 10 of these social business builders, but each of them had $100,000 in funding and a whole lot of new connections and mentoring as part of a program called The Future Cities Accelerator. On this episode of This is Capitalism, you’ll hear from Jukay Hsu, the founder of C4Q, Coalition for Queens, the most diverse community in Amer...2018-02-2019 min