The Next Big Question

In this episode, Drew and Liz discuss the concept and practice of Servant Leadership with Mike Zachman, CSO of Zebra. Mike shares how he develops his people and constantly works to sharpen his own leadership abilities.

This time on The Next Big Question podcast, CISO Deborah Wheeler of Delta Air Lines leads a conversation about cybersecurity and how private industry can engage with government entities in the security space. She discusses the current threat landscape, the need for public-private collaboration, and the risks if these public-private conversations don’t take place. She also shares her route into cybersecurity leadership and how to recruit more talent into the field.

This time on The Next Big Question, Executive Director and Digital CIO Eddy Wagoner of JLL joins the podcast to talk about how C-level leaders and organizations can address sustainability and other global concerns. Wagoner shares examples of ways to collaborate across the C-suite on global issues and discusses why focusing on sustainability is necessary to grow, attract talent and remain competitive. As Wagoner explains, businesses are constantly trying to become better and faster and improve how they operate – and it’s no different when it comes to sustainability initiatives.

IT Leader Ross Ballendine of Calfrac Well Services joins the podcast this time to discuss the future of IT and its relationship to the business. Ross shares his views on the value of technology in business enablement, the expectations of speed and agility post-Covid, and how to create close alignment with the business.

This week, CIO Guy Mason of Bourne Leisure joins the podcast to share what private equity can teach us about creating a path to technology value. With his private equity experience, Mason discusses his approach to evaluating technology in the M&A process and what other businesses can learn about removing complexity to increase the speed of change. Learn why Mason says “the agile will survive” on The Next Big Question.