Dr. Roland Rust, Distinguished University Professor and David Bruce Smith Chair in Marketing at the Robert H. Smith School of Business, University of Maryland, explores his research, “AI and the Future of Marketing: Revolution or Evolution?” In this discussion, he offers valuable insights into how artificial intelligence is transforming marketing strategies and redefining customer engagement.

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Revolution or Evolution? Dr. Roland Rust on AI’s Role in Marketing

Dr. Sonia Bathla, Director of Sports at Ahmedabad University and Technical Official on the International Hockey Federation’s leading panel, shares compelling insights from her research, “Beyond the Field: How Sports Programs Drive Academic and Professional Success in Institutions.”

In this episode, she explores the vital role of sports in promoting academic and career growth, highlighting how participation enhances cognitive skills, time management, and team dynamics - skills that translate into long-term success. Drawing from her expertise, the discussion also considers how institutions can effectively integrate sports into their broader educational and career development programs.

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From Playgrounds to Boardrooms: The Power of Sports in Education

Dr. Abhijit Sengupta, Associate Professor of Business Analytics and former Head of the Department of Business Analytics and Operations at Surrey Business School, shares insights from his research, “Bridging Worlds: University–Industry Collaboration and Inclusive Innovation for Public Good.” In this episode, he highlights how partnerships between academia and industry can foster innovation that serves society at large.

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How Academia and Industry Can Work Together for Society’s Benefit

Dr. Sourav Mukherji, Professor of Organizational Behavior & Human Resource Management, Dean of Alumni Relations & Development, and Dean of Faculty at the Indian Institute of Management Bangalore, joins us to discuss his book, Inclusive Business Models: Transforming Lives and Creating Livelihoods. The book examines how innovative business approaches can create meaningful social impact while fostering sustainable livelihoods.

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Inclusive Business Models: Professor Sourav Mukherji on Driving Social Impact & Livelihoods

Layoffs are never easy. While much of the attention often rests on those who leave, the impact on those who remain, and on the leaders who guide them is equally profound.  To explore this critical dimension, we are honored to welcome Dr. Anil Verma, Professor Emeritus of Organizational Behaviour and Human Resource Management at the Rotman School of Management, University of Toronto, as our distinguished guest on today’s podcast episode. Dr. Verma shares insights from his research, “The Other Side of Layoffs: What Leaders Must Do Next.”

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What Leaders Should Do After Layoffs | Dr. Anil Verma from Rotman School

Dr. K. M. Venkat Narayan, Executive Director of the Emory Global Diabetes Research Center and the Ruth and O.C. Hubert Professor of Global Health and Epidemiology at Emory University’s Rollins School of Public Health, shares insights from his healthcare research, “From Bench to Community: Translating Diabetes Research into Global Health Impact.”

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Global Diabetes Challenges & Solutions: Insights from Dr. Venkat Narayan, Emory University

Dr. Manaswini Rao, Assistant Professor of Economics at the Alfred Lerner College of Business and Economics, University of Delaware, shares insights from her research Justice at the Grassroots: How Local Courts Shape Economic Development. Her work highlights the pivotal role of local judicial institutions in shaping and advancing economic outcomes.

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Justice at the Grassroots: How Local Courts Drive Economic Growth

Dr. Sarang Deo, Professor of Operations Management, Deputy Dean – Faculty and Research, and Executive Director of the Max Institute of Healthcare Management (MIHM) at the Indian School of Business (ISB), shares insights from his research, “Bridging the Gap: How Operations Research Saves Lives in Public Health.” He highlights how advanced analytical methods are revolutionizing healthcare delivery and enhancing population health outcomes.

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How Operations Research Is Revolutionizing Public Health: Insights from Dr. Sarang Deo

Prof. Rakesh Basant, former Professor of Economics and Dean of Alumni & External Relations at IIM Ahmedabad, shares key insights from his book The Black Box: Innovation and Public Policy in India. The episode delves into how government policies shape innovation and drive economic growth in the country.

Taking the view that all policies influencing technology-related decisions of firms form part of innovation policy, Prof. Basant explores what strategies India should pursue to foster innovation. The book analyses the effects of diverse policy areas, including industry, trade, R&D, foreign direct investment, intellectual property rights, start-ups, and higher education on innovation. Drawing from conceptual and empirical literature across economics, management, and related fields, it examines the complex linkages between innovation and public policy. Combining interdisciplinary insights, the book underscores the challenges of policy design, identifies priority areas, and makes a case for consistency across policy instruments to build an environment conducive to innovation in India.

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Innovation & Public Policy in India – Prof. Rakesh Basant Breaks It Down

Mary Fusillo, Founder and CEO of Family Solutions International, shares insights from her research on healthcare in her talk, “Building Empathy into Enterprise: Ethical Entrepreneurship in Fertility and Third-Party Parenting.”

In this episode, Mary Fusillo, CEO of Family Solutions International, shares her remarkable journey of over three decades in nursing and reproductive healthcare. From launching The Donor Solution to integrating services under the FSI brand, Mary explores the delicate balance of scaling a fertility business while upholding ethical integrity. This conversation delves into the evolving landscape of third-party parenting, addressing questions like:

• How can companies grow without compromising empathy and ethics?
• What are the challenges in serving both domestic and international intended parents?
• And how does her current Ph.D. in Bioethics influence decision-making at the leadership level?

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Fertility, Parenthood & Ethics | Mary Fusillo’s Insightful Approach

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