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The Edge of Now

Jason Averbook

Business & Entrepreneuriat

Fréquence : 1 épisode/1j. Total Éps: 2

The Edge of Now is a conversation about what AI means for people, work, leadership, and the organizations we’re part of.

Hosted by Jason Averbook and Jess Von Bank, each episode starts with the signals shaping the week, then looks past the headlines to find the real story, the human question, and the choices ahead.

Expect strong opinions, honest disagreement, and practical thinking about workforce orchestration, trust, productivity, education, the humanities, and the changing value of human capability.

Created by Now to Next for people who want to do more than react to the future. They want to help shape it.

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Episode 1: When Work Outgrows the Organization

Épisode 1

vendredi 31 juillet 2026 • Durée 49:51

AI is changing what work is, but most organizations still rely on job descriptions, structures, and leadership practices built for a less fluid world.

In the first episode of The Edge of Now, Jason Averbook and Jess Von Bank examine why people increasingly contribute across functions while organizations continue to keep them in boxes. They discuss the growing value of organizational context, the difference between routine and frontier problems, and what happens when companies invest in AI without redesigning the work around it.

The capabilities already exist. The harder question is whether leaders are prepared to organize around outcomes, expand human potential, and build organizations that learn as quickly as work changes.

Listen to the conversation and consider what your organization may already have outgrown.

Highlights:

Why “What do you want to do next?” may be more useful than asking what someone wants to be
What cross-functional AI use reveals about the changing nature of work
Why broad learning may be becoming more valuable than narrow expertise
How outdated job descriptions quietly constrain organizational value
Why organizational context may matter more than model selection
What companies should document before introducing agentic workflows
The difference between routine, complex, and frontier problems
Why advanced AI should be reserved for questions requiring genuine discovery
What separates AI investment from meaningful work redesign
Why leadership may be the greatest barrier to becoming AI-native

About the Hosts

Jason Averbook

Jason Averbook has spent more than 30 years shaping HR technology and workforce transformation. His career includes leadership roles at PeopleSoft and Ceridian, co-founding and leading Knowledge Infusion from 2005 to 2012, serving as CEO of The Marcus Buckingham Company, and co-founding and leading Leapgen from 2018 to 2023. After serving as Mercer’s Global HR Transformation Leader, he co-founded Now to Next to help leaders prepare people and organizations for an AI-shaped world

Jess Von Bank
Jess Von Bank brings more than 20 years of experience across recruiting, talent strategy, employer branding, HR technology, and workforce transformation. She began as a recruiting practitioner before moving into leadership roles focused on bringing workforce solutions to market, including global HR transformation and technology advisory work at Mercer. She is now co-founder of Now to Next, where she combines industry expertise, community building, storytelling, and a human-centered perspective on change.

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Jess Von Bank
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jessvonbank/
X: https://x.com/jessvonbank
Substack: https://jessvonbank.substack.com/

Now to Next
Website: https://nowtonext.ai/

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Intro Episode: Welcome to The Edge of Now

jeudi 30 juillet 2026 • Durée 03:56

The world doesn't need another podcast. It needs a better conversation.

Welcome to The Edge of Now, a weekly conversation with Jason Averbook and Jess Von Bank exploring the space where technology meets humanity and where the future of work is being shaped in real time.

Each week, they'll unpack the biggest signals shaping our world by asking four questions: What happened? What's the story behind it? What's the human impact? And where is the edge?

If you're looking for thoughtful conversations that move beyond the hype and help you navigate what's next, you're in the right place.

New episodes release every Friday at 7:00 AM Central Time. Subscribe wherever you listen to podcasts, and we hope you'll tune in every Friday as we explore the ideas, questions, and possibilities waiting at the edge of now.

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