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Tomorrow's Capital
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The journey through economic history is filled with stories from leaders and innovators who have attempted to answer the question: Are we there yet? In this new podcast series from Nasdaq, we interview the pioneers paving the way for Tomorrow’s Capital, listen to their insights and discuss the path forward in economic progress. In this ongoing series, we will bring to you thought leaders, influencers and industry titans who have made their unique mark on our current economic landscape.
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Adena Friedman on the Future of Work and Building Culture
Aug 19, 202000:34:10Tap to summarizeIn a wrap to the fourth season of Tomorrow’s Capital, Nasdaq President and CEO Adena Friedman discusses the path forward for the economy and she reacts to comments from John Chambers, Mark Cuban, Gary Cohn and Kara Swisher on leadership, the future of work and entrepreneurship. CNBC Fast Money members and guest hosts Guy Adami and Dan Nathan speak with Friedman about how Nasdaq has maintained its momentum and culture in 2020.
Transcribe →What The Road to Economic Recovery Looks Like Amid A Health Crisis With Gary Cohn
Jul 8, 202000:29:45Tap to summarizeThe pandemic and our nation’s response from government to business has changed the US economy as we know it. What are the consequences of these decisions on the long-term health of our economy? And what opportunities does this present for tomorrow’s innovators?Guest hosts and CNBC Fast Money’s Guy Adami and Dan Nathan speak with Former Director of National Economic Council Gary Cohn about the path to economic recovery.
Transcribe →Tomorrow's Capital: Kaszek Ventures and Investing in Latin America
Sep 5, 201900:14:48Tap to summarizeKaszek Ventures has set out to identify and support the next wave of revolutionary technology companies in Latin America. We speak with Hernan Kazah, managing partner and co-founder who is leading Kaszek's efforts. He is also founder of Nasdaq-listed Mercado Libre, the first Latin American company to join a major US index.
Transcribe →(S3E9): How Impossible Foods Plans To Feed the World By 2050
Jun 17, 201900:16:47Tap to summarizeYou’ve probably noticed more plant-based substitutes on the burger menu lately, and it’s not just your imagination. This is a market that grew by 17 percent to $3.7 billion in the U.S. alone in 2018, according to data from Nielsen and the Good Food Institute. And it’s expanding. We speak with David Lee, CFO of Impossible Foods about how the company now backed by Microsoft founder Bill Gates and well-known celebrities like Serena Williams and Jay-Z is preparing to “feed the population by 2050.”
Transcribe →Influencing Investors and the Gold Rush of Data In ESG
Jun 10, 201900:20:14Tap to summarizeAs the lead for PRI's activity in the Americas (US, Canada, Latin America), Chris Fowle works to grow and maintain signatory relationships with asset owners, asset managers and service providers. He speaks with Global Head of Sustainability at Nasdaq Evan Harvey about how UN PRI is influencing investors to integrate ESG.
Transcribe →Tomorrow's Capital (S3E5): How Companies Fare On An ESG Scale
May 21, 201900:20:41Tap to summarizeCalvert Research and Management is focused on allocating capital consistent with environmental, social and governance best practices. Leading the company is John Streur, who has been in the ESG business since 1987. We speak with Streur about how the industry has changed and how the company assesses companies on an ESG scale.
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