Rapid Response: Why we need to think again, w/Adam Grant

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Why CEOs need to think more like athletes, with investor Byron Deeter

Byron Deeter has spent two decades at the epicenter of tech as an investor with Bessemer Venture Partners. His portfolio includes some of the most innovative companies in the world, from Anthropic to Waymo to Canva. He talks with host Jeff Berman about his advice for both founder ...  Show more

LIV Golf’s gambit to rewrite global sports, with Scott O’Neil

Scott O'Neil has run NBA and NHL franchises. Now he's betting on a golf revolution. The LIV Golf CEO joins Rapid Response to reveal what it really takes to disrupt a legacy sport, the unique pressures of answering to Saudi Arabia’s sovereign wealth fund, and why golf may be the m ...  Show more

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