Millennium Live | A Leadership & Discovery Podcast

Welcome to Millennium Live, where we delve into the innovative ideas and leaders transforming the digital enterprise and paving the way for a brighter future. Today, we’re happy to have Marta Bralic Kerns, she’s the CEO and Founder of Pomelo Care, a virtual medical practice built to address underlying risk factors to improve maternal and newborn health. Before Pomelo, she advised payers on value-based payment models at McKinsey & Company and was the Senior Vice President of Business Development at Flatiron Health. Marta holds a B.A. from Harvard University, and is passionate about eliminating health inequities and barriers to care. Marta and her team at Pomelo Care are pioneering a model that aims to support mothers and families through every stage of pregnancy and postpartum care. We dive into the distinct approach Pomelo Care brings to maternal health, and the real impact they’re making on both patients and employers. Marta shares key measures of success in women’s health benefits and explains how employers can think about ROI in a way that benefits employees and the business alike. She also sheds lights on the future of women’s health benefits and the innovations set to drive this crucial area forward.

Interested in partnering with Pomelo? Contact: [email protected]

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In this episode of the Millennium Alliance Podcast, we’re partnering with Healthsnap, an integrated virtual care management platform that helps healthcare organizations improve patient outcomes, reduce utilization, and diversify revenue streams. HealthSnap makes chronic condition management accessible and convenient through programs like Remote Patient Monitoring (RPM) and Chronic Care Management (CCM). Joining us are Samson Magid, CEO & Co-Founder of HealthSnap, and Angela Orsky, Senior Vice President of Value-based Care and Clinical Integration at Prisma Health.

Samson offers the founding principles of HealthSnap, and its mission to address critical gaps in healthcare delivery by helping providers deliver proactive, ongoing and remote care for patients living with chronic conditions. Angela takes us behind the scenes at Prisma Health, the largest healthcare organization in South Carolina, and the decision to implement a comprehensive RPM and CCM strategy. She also reveals the implementation process and the key factors that set HealthSnap apart as the ideal virtual care management partner. Angela shares invaluable insights into clinician and patient feedback on the program, highlighting the broader implications of implementing RPM and CCM programs, and why Healthsnap is shaping the future of remote healthcare delivery.

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Millennium Live constantly delves into the minds of today's business leaders to uncover the ethos of leadership and discovery. Our conversation in this episode is with the highly motivated Sol Rashidi, the former Chief Analytics Officer at The Estée Lauder Companies Inc. and the brilliant author behind Your AI Survival Guide: Scraped Knees, Bruised Elbows, and Lessons Learned from Real-World AI Deployments. Sol's journey is nothing short of extraordinary. From her tenure as the Chief Data & Analytics Officer for Merck to her roles as EVP and CDO for Sony Music and Chief Data & Cognitive Officer for Royal Caribbean, Sol has been a trailblazer in the world of data and analytics. With a plethora of prestigious awards under her belt, including "CAO of the Year 2021" and "#4 in Top 20 CDOs", Sol's impact on the tech industry is immeasurable.

But her story goes beyond professional accolades. We explore Sol's formative years, from her collegiate days playing NCAA Water Polo and Rugby for Cal to her time on the Women’s National Rugby Team. How did these experiences shape her as a leader? What lessons did she carry from the sports field to being a key decision maker in some of the worlds largest brands? Sol shares her insights on the state of Enterprise AI, drawing from her vast expertise in the field, the key challenges businesses face when deploying AI solutions, and how they can navigate these hurdles effectively.

Join us as we just scratch the surface of the remarkable journey of Sol Rashidi and gain invaluable wisdom on leadership, resilience, and the substantial possibilities of AI in the future. And as Sol embarks on the next chapter of her career, we eagerly anticipate the groundbreaking innovations she'll bring to the world.

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In a landscape where only a fraction of knowledge workers report a healthy relationship with work, the Millennium Alliance Podcast partnered with delves into the heart of the matter: the future of work is personalization. Joining the podcast is Charlotte Dales, Co-founder and CEO of Inclusively, and Ryan Loken, Head of HR Policy, Administration, and Governance at Tyson Foods. Together, they unravel the complexities and opportunities inherent in this paradigm shift.

The episode kicks off with a stark revelation: the dissatisfaction among knowledge workers, highlighted by recent studies from HP and Gartner. The conversation delves into the root causes, touching on autonomy, productivity, and trust issues that plague modern workplaces. From there, it navigates through the misconceptions surrounding flexibility and productivity, emphasizing the need for carefully crafted guardrails. Leadership challenges and logistical hurdles in implementing personalized work environments are addressed head-on, alongside innovative solutions leveraging technology and employee feedback mechanisms.

As the episode unfolds, it becomes evident that workplace expectations are evolving, with Millennials and Gen Z seeking fulfillment over mere identity attachment to their jobs. Charlotte and Ryan offer a glimpse into the future: a landscape where individuals can curate their work experiences like items in a shopping cart, ushering in a new era of flexibility and empowerment.

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Meet Dennis Mullahy, a seasoned leader in the retail industry with a proven track record of driving results and fostering a culture of strong leadership. With a wealth of experience in both operational management and corporate strategy development spanning over 30 years, Dennis has been a key player in shaping the success of several prominent retail organizations. Step into the world of retail leadership with a captivating #MillenniumLive podcast episode! Dive deep into Dennis’s life and career journey as he shares invaluable insights and experiences. From his earliest days to becoming a stalwart in the retail landscape, Dennis paints a vivid picture of the challenges, triumphs, and lessons that have shaped him into the leader he is today. As a beacon of inspiration for emerging leaders in the retail sector, Dennis Mullahy’s wisdom resonates throughout our conversation. His proven track record speaks volumes about his ability to drive results and instill a sense of leadership excellence within his teams.

He served as the first ever Chief Supply Chain Officer at Macy’s. Prior to that role, he was Executive Vice President of Supply Chain and IT at Michaels Stores, where he played a crucial role in driving the company’s supply chain strategy, overseeing international transportation, distribution center operations for both brick-and-mortar stores and e-commerce, information technology, and custom frame manufacturing. Before joining Michaels, he held the position of Senior Vice President at Ulta, where he was responsible for merchandise planning, inventory management, distribution, logistics, transportation, and overall supply chain strategy. Dennis accumulated valuable experience during his more than 15 years in leadership roles at Meijer, a prominent retail chain, and as a partner with Accenture, a leading global consulting firm. He holds a bachelor’s degree in electrical engineering from The Ohio State University. His extensive expertise and accomplishments in the retail industry have made him a respected figure in the field of supply chain management. With his unwavering commitment to driving results and building strong leadership teams and culture, Dennis was our keynote speaker for the Digital Supply Chain Transformation Assembly October 3rd at The Omni Barton Creek in Austin.

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