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The GET: The Global Enterprise Thread

By: The Center for Global Enterprise
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  • Hosted by Christopher Caine, President of the Center for Global Enterprise, The GET pulls business and management insights from today’s economic and societal developments to help global enterprise leaders move to the future with greater agility and performance. Offering timely conversation and analysis with renowned business leaders, The GET addresses the most pressing topics confronting global business and management.
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Episodes
  • Global Inflation: One Year Later -- Decisions CEO's Should Make [encore]

    Global Inflation: One Year Later -- Decisions CEO's Should Make [encore]
    Dec 16 2023
    It has been a year since governments and Central Banks focused on bringing down inflation. And while progress has been made, inflation remains higher than policymakers want, and there is still a way to go to achieve the targets Central Banks have set around the world. In Episode 23, we are revisiting a topic we addressed one year ago, Global Inflation and What Decisions CEOs Should Be Making to grow in this economic environment. We are very pleased to have our guests from last year back to provide their perspective on what has happened over the last 12 months and what should CEOs be planning for over the next 12 months to grow their businesses.
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    37 mins
  • The Myths and Realities of Doing Business in Africa Part 1 & 2 [encore]

    The Myths and Realities of Doing Business in Africa Part 1 & 2 [encore]
    Dec 15 2023
    In Episode 15 of The GET, we discussed U.S. Vice President Kamala Harris's visit to Africa to push for U.S. business investment in the continent. While this is part of President Biden's recently announced Africa initiative, there are myriad opportunities and challenges for any CEO—U.S. or otherwise--interested in doing business in Africa. Weighing the risks and the rewards, we ask the question, how should CEOs approach market entry on the African continent? Can companies rely solely on distributors? Or do they need a local representative in priority markets to gather market intelligence, manage distributors, and build relationships with the government? In Episode 20, we continue this conversation and do so using a filter of what women CEOs and business owners need to know about these myths and realities.
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    57 mins
  • Regulatory AI Guardrails & A CEO's Guide to Redefining Work in the Era of Generative AI [encore]

    Regulatory AI Guardrails & A CEO's Guide to Redefining Work in the Era of Generative AI [encore]
    Dec 14 2023
    There is both excitement and worry about the power of generative AI. Public officials have begun discussing what role government regulation should play in shaping its uses. We know from experience that governments and public policy can create, modify, and eliminate markets overnight. How governments will choose to deal with generative AI will directly influence private sector decisions regarding investment and market opportunities. Business leaders will need to participate along with policymakers and other key stakeholders in discussions around what guardrails make the most immediate sense if countries are to balance innovative economic growth and responsible societal behavior. As generative AI advances, CEOs and business leaders have the opportunity to explore the potential of generative AI as a tool that can redefine and reorganize work. From understanding the technology's capabilities to addressing ethical considerations, companies will need to navigate this landscape strategically, exploring best practices for effectively deploying generative AI while ensuring a human-centric approach that values employee well-being and collaboration.
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    1 hr and 1 min
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