Leadership decisions described by the people who made them. The 12 strongest moments from named speakers, word for word, each playable from the second it was said. Updated .
“65% of leaders are also saying that their business users always have to check the outcome of AI”
“That's why most people should be using password managers… Bitwarden is what I use… 1Password… Apple passwords… KeyPass XC… Google password manager… Microsoft password manager”
“Once we've purchased for people, we've also got a project management service that can also manage that entire renovation process... and we've also got the property management side of it as well”
“But from my investment strategy, I have a property manager. So majority of the things that I do are through property management because I work a full time at the time I was also going to school full time”
“We went out and said, here's our leadership team. Here's our plan. Here's our vision. If you believe in it as much as we do, we would love to talk to you about partnering.”
“A lot of software packages, ours has it actually, has a change management cycle built into it.”
“Every woman should have her own person that represents her and you know like a business manager of their own”
“She advises to make sure there are clearly defined roles and assign ownership for strategy, project management, marketing, sales, etc.”
“We can use summarization to make context manageable, but ideally we preserve the underlying authoritative information separately.”
“As of Jan 1 I came off the Management Committee, I'm still on the Investment Committee, and I won't take new board seats as we sell companies.”
“They met without me for three years before I retired. I was not in the room. And they were conducting management meetings every single week.”
“In one firm, I worked with the owner, spent two years putting his senior manager in front of clients and the wider market.”
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