Across industries, AI is changing how companies operate, make decisions, and grow. Through a series of podcast conversations, Senior Partner Eric Kutcher talks with CEOs about how they are navigating that shift and connecting AI to the broader priorities of their businesses.
At Invesco, President and CEO Andrew Schlossberg is taking both a top-down and bottom-up approach to AI. The company has put the tools in every employee’s hands, allowing ideas to emerge from people rethinking how they work. The leadership challenge is finding the right balance. “You have to resist the urge to make it completely top down and controlled,” Schlossberg says, “and also resist the urge to make it completely bottom up and entrepreneurial.”
At Snowflake, CEO Sridhar Ramaswamy sees AI changing who can create software—not just how quickly it gets built. “One prediction is that many more people will be able to write software,” he says, raising broader questions about how leaders redeploy people and rethink work as those capabilities spread.
And as AI takes on more work behind the screen, it can create more room for work away from it. In real estate, Hines co-CEO Laura Hines-Pierce wants AI to “free people from their computers and enable them to spend more time creating value in the real world”—building relationships, sourcing deals, overseeing development projects, and delivering experiences to occupants.
Listen to these podcasts for more perspectives on how leaders are meeting the AI moment and embedding it into how their organizations operate, make decisions, and grow.
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