The Road Ahead for Peloton with Tom Cortese
Peloton Co-founder and Chief Product Officer Tom Cortese on disrupting the exercise industry, building brand loyalty, and Peloton’s consumer-centric approach to innovation.

Peloton Co-founder and Chief Product Officer Tom Cortese on disrupting the exercise industry, building brand loyalty, and Peloton’s consumer-centric approach to innovation.
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Robinhood Co-Founder & CEO Vlad Tenev on the “cultural relevance” of investing, cryptocurrencies, and disrupting the brokerage industry.
Loop and TerraCycle CEO Tom Szaky on creating a more sustainable future through waste reduction, retail partnerships, and making recycling more convenient for consumers.
TPG Co-Founder and Chairman Jim Coulter on his investment firm’s focus on impact investing, and why he’s putting his money behind companies focused on innovation, sustainability, and changing the social landscape.
Temple University President Jason Wingard and Business Roundtable Executive Vice President Kristen Silverberg on the skills that will carry workers and employers into the new American labor force, partnerships between academia and business, and how organizations can create the positions that younger workers want to fill.
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U.S. Labor Secretary Marty Walsh on the Biden Administration’s vaccine mandate and initiatives to get Americans back to work. Plus, the department’s programs to build a skilled labor force, alleviate the labor shortage, and the fight against wage disparity.
With 65 million shoppers and $4 billion in sales last year, Kohl’s is constantly adapting to the demands of the retail consumer. CEO Michelle Gass on partnering with nationally-known brands, revitalizing the in-person retail experience, and an increased focus on health and wellness products.
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SBA Administrator Isabella Guzman on the federal and local resources available to support entrepreneurs and small businesses, from leveraging technology to providing financial aid.
As small businesses struggle to hire workers, Gyanda Sachdeva, LinkedIn VP of Product, and Nina Vaca, Pinnacle Group Chairman & CEO, share their top strategies for recruiting talent: offering flexible work options, getting creative with compensation, and building communities online
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Wyoming Senator Cynthia Lummis, co-chair of the Financial Innovation Caucus, on investing in Bitcoin and integrating cryptocurrency into the U.S. financial system.
Dr. Jennifer Doudna, 2020 Nobel Prize winner in Chemistry, on the genome editing technology known as CRISPR. Dr. Doudna details the various applications of CRISPR technology and the innovations that she hopes will make it a successful and affordable treatment for disease.
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Adidas CEO Kasper Rorsted on the innovative technologies and manufacturing techniques leading his company’s sustainability effort. Adidas says nine out of ten products will be sustainable by 2025. Rorsted shares insights on leading a global company in a heated geopolitical climate, and addressing social issues and diversity challenges with transparency.
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