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AI CXO Podcast is your weekly dose of practical, no-fluff, "insight per minute" designed for busy tech leaders, CEOs, CPOs. Hosted by Satyajeet Salgar and Amit Fulay. This channel breaks down how executives can actually use AI, become AI-Native companies to drive results with their teams, without getting lost in the hype.
Every Sunday, you’ll get actionable AI playbooks, real-world use cases, and clear strategies to help you make smarter decisions, boost productivity, and stay ahead in a rapidly evolving landscape.
If you're an overwhelmed executive looking to turn AI from a buzzword into a competitive advantage, this channel is built for you.
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In this podcast, you'll hear from P.J. Linarducci, the CPO of Thumbtack, on structuring product teams. It turns out that organizational structures are all flawed, and it's a myth that there is one "perfect" solution. Learn about the four-step process to ensure that you have the best structure to meet your needs, and discover when it makes sense to adapt it.

In this podcast, you’ll hear from Bradley Horowitz, a VP of Product at Google on what sets apart the best 0 to 1 PMs from the rest. We’ll also touch on how PMs can develop their long-term thinking skills by developing the ability to “write science fiction”. Imagining the future by moving beyond the edges and constraints that we are used to.

In this podcast, you’ll hear from Surojit Chatterjee, the Chief Product Officer of Coinbase. Our conversation today will focus on three themes: the role of product in enabling disruptive technologies, the core PM skill set, and navigating your product career. Let’s dig right in.

In this podcast, you’ll hear from Scott Belsky, the Chief Product Officer of Adobe. Scott strongly believes that as product leaders, we must develop the muscle of becoming resourceful over valuing resources. We’ll also look into one of the most successful transitions in corporate history that Adobe went through, while switching to a subscription model. Finally we’ll discuss tips around avoiding some common traps while navigating through the messy middle of product discovery.