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AI isn't just transforming business—it's transforming cyberattacks.
In this episode of Lead the Team, Ben Fanning sits down with Dennis Kozak, CEO of Ivanti, to discuss why artificial intelligence is changing cybersecurity faster than most organizations can adapt. After leading companies through cloud computing, mobile, remote work, cyb...
Chris Hillabrant was only days into a new role in New York when the September 11 attacks changed everything.
As communications infrastructure across Manhattan began to fail, his team discovered they had one cell site still standing.
What happened over the next 72 hours became one of the defining leadership moments of his career. Technicians drove into the city, ma...
What does it take to make the kind of decision that changes how you lead forever?
In this episode of Lead The Team, Ben Fanning sits down with Doug Braun, CEO of eProductivity Software (EPS), to discuss the leadership experiences that shaped his philosophy long before he became CEO.
Doug shares the unforgettable story of a company...
What do you do when the business model that made you billions faces sudden, total obsolescence?
Most executive leaders miscalculate technological shifts—they either panic and move too early, or ignore the noise and move too late. In this episode of Lead the Team, host Ben Fanning sits down with Joe Wal...
How do you beat the industry leader when everyone says you don't belong?
In this episode of Lead The Team, Ben Fanning sits down with Alessio Artuffo, CEO of Docebo, who helped transform a small Italian startup into a global SaaS leader, scaling the business from roughly $1 million to more than $200 million in ARR