• MBS959-AI Advantage: No More Dead Screens: AI, Reliability with Mark McDermott
    Nov 19 2025

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    In this episode of The AI Advantage, Matt Brown talks with ScreenCloud co founder and CEO Mark McDermott about how AI is transforming an overlooked channel: the humble screen.

    Mark explains how ScreenCloud powers digital signage networks for more than 10,000 customers, especially in manufacturing and logistics, and why the real opportunity is not selling more products, but communicating better with deskless workers who never sit at a laptop.

    He unpacks how ScreenCloud uses AI to keep massive screen fleets online, automatically fix issues at the edge, and convert messy internal content into simple, screen ready messages that workers can absorb in seconds. Mark and Matt also explore the talent side of AI: why most applicants now “sound the same,” how AI is both filtering and generating CVs, and what individuals must do to avoid becoming “the great ignored” in the job market.

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    39 m
  • MBS958-The Growth Partners Effect: Inside VisionLink's Playbook
    Nov 19 2025

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    Matt sits down with Tom Miller to explore the real mechanics behind high-performance cultures.

    They talk through the perfect storm hitting the modern workforce, why traditional compensation models no longer hold, and the crucial role transparency and long-term value sharing play in attracting and retaining top talent. Tom brings three decades of insight and offers practical tools leaders can apply right now.

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    Get the Amazon #1 Best-Selling Book today: https://lnkd.in/eX4qVEYA

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    50 m
  • MBS957-AI Advantage: The AI Climate Engine with Stephanie Race
    Nov 19 2025

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    In this episode of the AI Advantage series, Matt sits down with Stephanie Race, founder and CEO of Earth Analytics Group, a global geospatial platform tracking the world’s fastest growing risk category. Stephanie breaks down how AI, satellite systems, and forty years of science are used to forecast floods, fires, crop failures, and infrastructure threats long before they strike.

    She explains why current climate risk is mispriced, why insurance markets are breaking, and how AI powered environmental intelligence can help banks, cities and homeowners prepare for the decade ahead.



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    31 m
  • MBS956-AI Advantage: AI, Fusion and Humanity’s Power Leap with Dr. David Kingham
    Nov 19 2025

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    In this episode of The AI Advantage, Matt sits down with Dr. David Kingham, founder of Tokamak Energy, a UK-based powerhouse working on one of humanity’s boldest quests: commercial fusion energy.

    David brings a rare blend of scientific clarity and visionary thinking as he unpacks what fusion actually is, why it matters right now, and how AI is accelerating breakthroughs once thought impossible.

    From magnetic fields with pressures rivaling the deepest points of the ocean to plasma hotter than the sun, David lifts the curtain on a 100-million-degree engineering challenge.

    He reveals why AI could chop decades off the fusion timeline, how superconducting magnets are finding surprise applications in AI data centers and even DARPA-backed submarine propulsion, and why collaboration between global labs is essential to reaching a fusion-powered world.

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    27 m
  • MBS955-Brand, Soul, and the Work You Actually Want with Lesley Holmes
    Nov 19 2025

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    In this episode, Matt sits down with Lesley Holmes, founder and CEO of Beneath the Gloss, to explore why entrepreneur health is a business strategy.


    Lesley shares her personal transformation and how it shaped a practice that blends brand building, leadership coaching, and human performance. The conversation digs into calm nervous systems as a foundation for creativity, how a leader’s energy ripples through a team, and why a tiny epic business can fund a big simple life.

    Matt and Lesley unpack practical ways to use AI as a supportive tool rather than the driver of the creative process, the risk of sameness when everything is produced at speed, and how to create resonance so the right customers find you.

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    39 m
  • MBS954-Own Your Narrative Personal Branding for AI Era Leaders with Judy Schramm
    Nov 19 2025

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    Matt Brown chats with Judy Schramm, founder and CEO of ProResource, about why a strong CEO brand matters more than ever in the AI era.

    Judy breaks down how leaders earn trust in a world flooded with AI-generated content, the signals that actually build credibility, and why authenticity outperforms hype. They explore platform strategy, evidence-based thought leadership, and the role of the CEO as an “embedded influencer” inside a growing company.

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    27 m
  • MBS953-AI Search Playbook Turning GEO into a Lead Pipeline with Andreas Voniatis
    Nov 19 2025

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    Matt Brown talks with Andreas Voniatis, founder and CEO of Artios, about Generative Engine Optimization and how brands win leads from AI search.

    They cover Google AI mode, GPT’s Atlas browser, why GEO changes the game for discoverability, and why authenticity beats AI slop.

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    29 m
  • MBS952-How to Lead When the World Is Changing Fast — with Helen Gibson MBE
    Nov 19 2025

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    In this episode, Matt Brown sits down with Helen Gibson MBE to explore leadership, courage, and human connection in an AI-driven world. Helen shares lessons from 25 years working in global conflict zones and explains why authentic, human-to-human leadership matters now more than ever.

    They unpack her new book Go for Goosebumps and why sustainable change starts with people, not technology.

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    30 m