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Rapper and Entrepreneur Macklemore turned his pandemic hobby into a business venture when he launched golf apparel brand Bogey Boys.  He shares how the lessons he learned in the music industry apply to his new enterprise. 

Entrepreneur and Author Bethenny Frankel on her nontraditional path to success, finding opportunities in times of uncertainty, and her belief that business is personal.

Negotiation is one of the most valuable, yet underutilized, skills when it comes to compensation – and it's not always just about money. Columbia University Professor, Alexandra Carter, outlines a framework for how workers can ask their employers for more....and get it.

Today show Lifestyle & Commerce contributor Jill Martin shares strategies for creating social media “buzz” for small businesses.

As the economic landscape continues to act unpredictably and a recession looms, 1863 Ventures Managing Partner Melissa Bradley shares steps for preparing your business to withstand the headwinds of 2023 and beyond.

With the collapse of FTX, the crypto markets have been hard to navigate but also failing to provide a workable framework in a safe and transparent way. Bitfury Group CEO Brian Brooks explores implications for new investors with the fallout and where regulation needs to implemented.

Which investments will be safe havens for the risk averse in 2023? Betterment CEO Sarah Levy offers opportunities for the year ahead, and where investors should be putting their money right now.

With no foot traffic in casinos and resorts due to the pandemic, many got a much-needed boost from online gaming. Wynn Resorts CEO Craig Billings, Sands Chairman & CEO Robert Goldstein and MGM Resorts International CEO Bill Hornbuckle talk about getting through tough times, plans for expansion, and the future of digital gaming.

Managing 30% of all U.S. landfill volume, Waste Management (WM) CEO Jim Fish is keeping up with rising energy prices, labor costs and focusing on a sustainable future.

What does the future of health care look like? UnitedHealthcare Group CEO Andrew Witty on how his company is improving the consumer experience by simplifying patient visits, streamlining payments, and advancing digital health care.

With inflation, high gas prices and stagnant wages weighing on consumers, how are candy and liquor companies keeping up? Beam Suntory Brands President Jessica Spence and Mars Wrigley North America President Anton Vincent on managing supply chain disruptions, dealing with inflation, and introducing their spirits and sweets brands to new consumers.

With rising gas prices, tighter oil supplies, and record-breaking heat waves, the energy sector is at the center of several maelstroms. Duke Energy CEO Lynn Good on her industry's efforts to reduce carbon emissions, shift to renewables, and develop affordable and reliable clean energy options.

Ynon Kreiz, CEO of Mattel, on how his company is revitalizing its brands, overhauling key franchises, and stepping into the TV and film world

Amalgamated Bank President and CEO, Priscilla Sims Brown on how the financial sector can take on social justice issues, gun violence, and climate change, while meeting the needs of employees and investors.

Amid rising gas and energy costs, Chevron CEO Mike Wirth talks about meeting demand, geopolitical tensions, and the future of renewables.

Leading portfolio builders Omar Aguilar of Schwab Asset Management and Sébastien Page of T.Rowe on how to position your portfolio for the latter half of 2022, amid market volatility and rising interest rates.

Advice for financial planning in the face of market volatility, inflation, and a possible recession. Nancy Davis, Founder and CIO of Quadratic Capital and Louis Barajas, President and Partner of MGO Wealth Advisors, share their insight for financial advisors and their clients.

Hayman Capital Management Founder and CIO, Kyle Bass, on the rewards and risks of globalization, America's economic security, and where he's putting his energy investments. Bass gives insight on investments in energy, outsourcing, global market risk and Economic Security.

Lynn Martin, President of the New York Stock Exchange, stepped into her role at a turbulent time for the market. Martin discusses market volatility, lack of IPOs, regulations and the road ahead for investors.

Prologis is the center of warehouse logistics and the distribution industry for major conglomerates, including Amazon and FedEx. Founder, Chairman and CEO Hamid Moghadam discusses supply chain disruptions, labor shortages, and the state of commercial real estate.

ADP Chief Economist Nela Richardson discusses retaining workers during the great resignation, impacts of the pandemic and the evolving needs of employees and employers.

Spartan founder and CEO Joe De Sena on why he views business as a combat sport, and how he trains athletes and organizations in leadership, teamwork, and communication.

Former Fed Vice Chairman Roger Ferguson on his inflation outlook, the Fed's next moves, and what it means for small businesses.

Shark Tank's Barbara Corcoran on why right now is the perfect time to start a small business, the traits of a successful entrepreneur, and how small businesses can navigate inflation, supply chain disruptions, and the labor shortage.

As artificial intelligence becomes more advanced, how can Robots aid small businesses? Author, Futurist, and Mercer Senior Partner Ravin Jesuthasan discusses the ways robotics can be used to streamline processes in a business.

Now Corporation Co-Founders Stacey Abrams and Lara Hodgson discuss the challenges small businesses are currently facing, getting a handle on cash flow and how several business failures led to the success of Now Corp.

Slack Co-Founder and CEO Stewart Butterfield on the complexities of bringing employees back to the office, the importance of flexibility, and what the workforce of the future looks like, at Slack and other companies.

By focusing on efficiency and leveraging technology, EQRx is aiming to “remake” medicine. CEO Melanie Nallicheri on her company's plans to disrupt the drug industry by developing and delivering innovative new medicines at radically low prices.

In his first sit down interview as CEO, Johnson & Johnson's Joaquin Duato shares his vision for the future, spinning off J&J's consumer healthcare business, using A.I. to develop new medicines, and managing inflationary pressure.

The airline industry's first Chief Health Officer, Dr. Henry Ting, talks about mask mandates, working with the CDC, and how Delta is investing in its employees' physical and mental health.

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NHL Coaches' Association President Lindsay Artkin on breaking into the boy's club, developing a more diverse pipeline of talent in professional sports, and the crucial role of allyships.

The U.S. Treasury's Counselor for Racial Equity, Janis Bowdler, talks about her newly-created role, growing small businesses, and taking steps to create a more equitable economy.

Emmanuel Acho, former NFL player and bestselling author shares an in-depth conversation about bringing up difficult topics, race in America, and moving from equity optics to outcomes.

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Ulrike Hoffmann-Burchardi, Senior Portfolio Manager at Tudor Investment Corporation, on why her investment strategy focuses on technology. Plus, how she's navigating fiscal stimulus and low market valuations, and where she sees the biggest opportunities in 2002.

PIMCO Chief Investment Officer Daniel Ivascyn on opportunities in digital assets and crypto, strategic trends for building hedge fund portfolios with a “relative value” perspective, and using crisis as a catalyst for change

No more meetings at the golf course, Millennials want to invest in companies and manage their wealth in ways that align with their ethical values. Jon Mauney of Betterment for Advisors and Kristi Rodriguez, SVP of Nationwide Retirement Institute share how to reach a new generation of clients and meet their needs.