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Inspired by their personal experiences, CEOs Jessica Chang and Laura Modi founded businesses to help mothers looking to get back into the workforce. Bobbie, founded by Modi, is the only mom-founded and led infant formula company in the US.  Upwards, founded by Chang, is the largest childcare network in the United States. Hear them discuss leading as working moms, and the true power that comes from defying expectations.

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AI tools can make the quantitative work of financial planning easier, but relying too much on tech can backfire. CNBC Senior Personal Finance Correspondent Sharon Epperson speaks with Tim Maurer, Chief Advisory Officer of SignatureFD and member of the CNBC Financial Advisor Council, about the promise and peril of AI and the importance of a holistic approach to financial planning.

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With historic inflation, recession fears, bank failures, and tech layoffs, it’s natural to have experienced economic fear over the past few years. Farnoosh Torabi, author of “A Healthy State of Panic,” believes in the value of fear, and shares how to harness fear in order to build wealth.

Greylock’s Reid Hoffman and Sarah Guo on the hybrid future of work, taking intelligent risks to build dominant businesses, and techniques for remote team building.

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.

Teledoc CEO Jason Gorevic on delivering quality care virtually, the growth of the telehealth market over the past year, and how patients’ expectations have changed during the pandemic.

McDonald’s CEO Chris Kempczinski on meeting Covid challenges by supporting franchisees, embracing a core menu, and simplifying choices for customers.

Former Xerox Chair and CEO Ursula Burns and Ford Foundation President Darren Walker on the tough conversations that make companies stronger, more resilient, and future-ready. As board directors of companies including Uber, Exxon and Square, they are working to change corporate culture from the top down.

Chef and Restauranteur Ming Tsai on the challenges facing the food industry, supporting out-of-work restaurant workers, and combatting Anti-Asian hate.

Microsoft’s Peter Lee and Mayo Clinic’s Dr. John Halamka created the perfect collaborative effort to fight the unknowns of Covid-19: Medicine and AI. They discuss a model for the future that brings CEOs and community leaders to the table to face global crises, and the advances and lessons learned.

The fight against Covid-19 in underserved south Los Angeles is not an easy task. Dr. Elaine Batchlor, MLK Community Hospital’s CEO talks structural racism in health care, the push towards preventive care, public policy and the best way to establish partnerships with public and private philanthropies.

“Shark Tank” investor Robert Herjavec on how uncertainty can accelerate the decision-making process in business, attracting talent in a tight labor market and how to move your business forward in a post-Covid world.

Life is Good CEO (Chief Executive Optimist) Bert Jacobs on building a community based on ‘rational optimism’ and how simplicity can be a superpower in business. Plus, the importance of adaptability, consumer-centric brand relationships, and operational changes that will help your business evolve.

The growth of AI across various industries has changed the labor landscape across the globe. Fears that the technology could replace American workers has prompted President Biden to issue an Executive Order on Safe, Secure and Trustworthy Artificial Intelligence. Acting Labor Secretary Julie Sue outlines the President’s plan to safeguard the future of the American worker, while embracing new technology.

Two-time Stanley Cup Champion Daniel Carcillo shares his post-sports career struggles and advocacy to treat traumatic brain injury and depression with an unconventional psychedelic: Psilocybin. He is joined by Kevin O’Leary to analyze the future of the drug and by Dr. Sharmin Ghaznavi on the science and technology.

Serial entrepreneur, CEO of VaynerMedia and trend predictor, “GaryVee” talks NFTs and shares advice for small businesses on breaking down obstacles, finding solutions and thriving in a post-pandemic world.

Back to work expectations? Flexibility and a healthy and balanced return are a must. Microsoft’s Chief People Officer, Kathleen Hogan and Corporate Vice President Jared Spataro share insights from the company’s 2021 Work Trend Index. They reveal ways to incorporate both flexibility and innovation, growth and company culture. Plus, their warning for companies and managers who do not evolve.

Executive Producers Neal Baer (“Law and Order: SVU”) and Yun Lingner (“Shark Tank”) are creating the TV industry’s blueprint for a safe return to work. They talk producing in a bubble, implementing Covid-19 protocols, and how the pandemic has changed the way TV shows are made.

Dr. Kathrin Jansen, Head of Vaccine Research and Development at Pfizer, shares the technology, innovation and breakthroughs behind Pfizer’s Covid-19 vaccine.

CDC Director Dr. Rochelle Walensky on reopening schools this fall, the possibility of needing Covid-19 booster shots, promising therapies, and the day-to-day challenges of leading the CDC through a pandemic.

Essence Communications CEO Caroline Wanga on inclusion practices that go beyond hiring a Chief Diversity Officer, why companies should approach D&I the way they do R&D, and how leaders should think about bringing employees back into the workplace.

Actress, producer and Pattern Beauty Founder & CEO Tracee Ellis Ross on how her company is disrupting the haircare market, her partnership with Ulta, and the importance of inclusivity in the beauty industry.

Congresswomen Katie Porter on the disproportionate number of women leaving the workforce during the pandemic, and pushing for legislation that supports working parents by investing in the care economy.

TIAA CEO Roger Ferguson on reducing income inequality, the importance of financial literacy, and hiring practices that create a more diverse workforce and culture.

The racial wealth gap in America has steadily worsened over the past decades, directly impacting other inequalities in our society. Trevor Rozier-Byrd, Founder of Fintech Startup Stackwell Capital, on how new technology can help reverse that trend by helping Black Americans tap into the power of the financial markets.

Actor and bestselling author of “Greenlights,” Matthew McConaughey, shares his philosophies on leadership, unity and success.

Girls Who Code Co-Founder Reshma Saujani on her latest initiative, The Marshall Plan for Moms, aimed at providing financial relief for mothers at home and support for those re-entering the workforce post-pandemic.

Mellody Hobson, Co-CEO and President of Ariel Investments and Starbucks Board Chair, on the business case for inclusion, how to measure a company’s diversity, and launching “Project Black” to scale minority business enterprises.

Former FDA Acting Chief Scientist Dr. Luciana Borio and former FDA Commissioner Dr. Scott Gottlieb on the CDC’s latest guidance for vaccinated Americans, if and when to vaccinate children, and how things return to normal.

Special Presidential Envoy for Climate John Kerry on leading a global effort to reduce carbon emissions, creating clean energy jobs in the U.S., and partnering with the private sector to invest in infrastructure projects.

Former hacker and current Director of Cybersecurity at Okta, Marc Rogers, on how cybercriminals are targeting the vaccine rollout, disrupting the supply chain, and stealing consumers’ personal data.

Anita Jenkins, Howard University Hospital CEO, on managing a hospital through the pandemic, addressing vaccine hesitancy in communities of color, and ensuring equity in vaccine distribution.

Johnson & Johnson CEO Alex Gorsky on awaiting the FDA’s authorization of his company’s single-dose COVID-19 vaccine, efforts to update the vaccine in response to new variants, and ramping up production to deliver 100 million doses to the U.S. when the time comes.

Rick Gates, Walgreens Senior Vice President of Pharmacy & Healthcare, on delivering vaccines through the Federal Retail Pharmacy Program, helping customers get to vaccine appointments, ensuring equity in distribution, and how long until vaccine supply meets demand.

Jared Bernstein, of the White House Council of Economic Advisers, and Joshua Bolten, President & CEO of the Business Roundtable, on President Biden’s economic agenda, from Covid relief to long-term growth.

With AI touching nearly every aspect of American life, how can we make sure that the technology is creating equal opportunities for all Americans? NAACP President & CEO Derrick Johnson on the advantages and potential dangers of AI, its impact on education and employment, and how the federal government can ensure AI benefits people across the economic spectrum.

NFL players Brandon Copeland and Carl Nassib on investing in the stock market, saving for a post-football future, and spending the off-season educating others about financial literacy

Dartmouth University’s Eesha Sharma on the psychology behind financial behavior, how to incentivize saving, and strategies for paying down debt.

Los Angeles Dodgers President & CEO Stan Kasten on winning the World Series, bringing fans back to the ballpark, and using data and innovation to advance America’s pastime.

Twilio Founder & CEO Jeff Lawson on adapting his management style to the size of his company, keeping up with the needs of a rapidly-scaling organization, and why being an introvert makes him a better leader.

IBM CEO Arvind Krishna on innovation, investing in the cloud, and splitting the legacy brand into two separate companies.

Metallica drummer and co-founder Lars Ulrich on connecting with fans digitally, holding band rehearsal via Zoom, and the future of live music.

Mondelez International’s Chief Strategy and Transformation Officer Minsok Pak on the A.I. and technology his company uses to keep global operations running, employees connected, and products like Oreos in stock during a pandemic.

Dr. Anthony Fauci, director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, on surging Covid cases, the vaccine rollout, and celebrating the holidays safely. 

Surging Covid cases and winter weather are bringing the already devastated restaurant industry to the brink of extinction, says chef and restauranteur Tom Colicchio. He and fellow “Top Chef” judge Gail Simmons discuss protecting the food supply chain, filming “Top Chef” in a bubble, and how the pandemic could be a catalyst for addressing hunger in America. 

Wharton School Dean Erika James on how educators and employers can prioritize diversity, equity and inclusion as they build the business workforce of the future. 

He’s one of the most dominant forces in sports, owning the Los Angeles Rams (NFL) Arsenal Football Club (English Premier League), the Denver Nuggets (NBA), the Colorado Avalanche (NHL), the Colorado Rapids (MLS) and the Colorado Rapids (NLL). He’s also had unrivaled success, with his teams winning 4 championships within the past 2 years. Stan Kroenke sits down with CNBC’s Scott Wapner and shares his blueprint for victory. This interview was recorded at the CNBC x Boardroom: Game Plan Summit in Santa Monica, CA on July 25, 2023.

Singer-songwriter Jewel on how she used mindfulness to overcome anxiety and depression, and how she’s partnering with organizations like Hudson’s Bay Company to develop corporate practices that address the mental health needs of employees.

Ocean Spray CEO Tom Hayes on leading a 90-year old legacy brand, getting into the CBD market, and the viral TikTok video that put his company’s signature product in the spotlight. 

Former FDA Commissioner Dr. Scott Gottlieb on the second wave of Covid-19, how and when he expects vaccines to roll out, and why the next 2-3 months of the pandemic will be the hardest yet.