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The Reboot Chronicles with Dean DeBiase

Dean DeBiase

Business

Frequency: 1 episode/10d. Total Eps: 232

The Reboot Chronicles Show with Dean DeBiase, highlights the world’s top leaders & CEO’s through engaging peer-to-peer conversations that audiences love, available wherever you get podcasts, with thousands of listeners, watchers, readers, and fans. - - About Host: Named “Growth Guru” by Inc., Dean DeBiase is a WSJ best-selling author, Forbes Contributor, speaker, Kellogg/Northwestern faculty member—and award-winning serial CEO who has led dozens of companies across diverse sectors, creating hundreds of products, thousands of jobs, and billions of dollars in revenue, capital, and value.

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🇬🇧 Great Britain - careers
29/07/2026
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The Age Rebellion: Lyndsey Simpson, CEO of 55 Redefined

Wednesday, July 29, 2026 • Duration 37:22

The systems built around work, retirement, and aging were designed for a world where people lived to their seventies. That world no longer exists. A 70 year old today has the same mental and physical acuity as a 53 year old in the year 2000. The fastest growing group of new entrepreneurs in the United States and across Europe are first time founders over 50, who are three times more likely to succeed than their younger counterparts. And 75 percent of global wealth is held by people between the ages of 50 and 70, yet only 5 percent of advertising targets that demographic. Lyndsey Simpson saw this mismatch before most people were talking about it. After scaling one of the UK's largest HR and recruitment outsourcing firms, she made a deliberate pivot and launched 55 Redefined, an age inclusion platform now working with more than 300 global corporate partners including Amazon and Warner Brothers. Her mission is straightforward: add ten productive years to people's lives while helping companies unlock the commercial value of experience. Her new book, The Age Rebellion, is a practical manifesto for rejecting outdated assumptions about aging and designing the second half of life with intention.

On this episode of The Reboot Chronicles Podcast, we sit down with Lyndsey Simpson, CEO of 55 Redefined, to unpack the business case for age inclusion, why retirement is a trap most people do not see coming, how self limiting beliefs about aging are literally shortening lives, and what it means to be an age pioneer in a generation that has no playbook to follow. Simpson also shares the unexpected moment that sparked her company, the data behind the return on experience, and the practical framework she uses to help people design what comes next.

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Securing the Agentic Era: Eric Kelleher, President & COO of Okta

Wednesday, July 22, 2026 • Duration 36:50

Identity has become the most critical perimeter in enterprise security, and no company is more focused on that reality than Okta. As President and Chief Operating Officer, Eric Kelleher has helped steer Okta through multiple reboots, from solving the functional problem of employee access management in the early cloud era, to repositioning the company as a core security platform, to now tackling what may be the most consequential challenge in enterprise technology: securing the identities of AI agents operating autonomously inside corporate networks. With nearly 3 billion dollars in revenue, more than 6,000 employees, and over 20,000 enterprise customers across every major industry, Okta is the infrastructure layer that organizations rely on to verify that the humans, systems, and now agents acting inside their companies are who they say they are and authorized to do what they are attempting to do. Before Okta, Kelleher helped write the SaaS playbook at Salesforce, scaling the company from roughly 50 million to 4 billion dollars in revenue, and built LinkedIn's first customer success organization, growing the talent solutions business to 2 billion dollars.

On this episode of The Reboot Chronicles Podcast, we sit down with Eric Kelleher, president and COO of Okta, to unpack how identity became the new security perimeter, why the agentic AI wave is creating an entirely new category of security risk that most enterprises are not yet prepared for, how Okta's open standard for cross-app access is designed to give the industry a baseline for securing agents regardless of which vendor built them, and what the next five years of identity security will look like as the workforce shifts from human to machine. Kelleher also shares the personal reboot story behind his career, including what he learned from bankrupting a SaaS company during the dot-com crash while house poor in Silicon Valley with his first child on the way.

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CNBC’s Morgan Brennan On Re-Industrializing America, SpaceX IPO, And Next Generation Of Investing

Tuesday, April 21, 2026 • Duration 40:15

The future of journalism is being reimagined real time, with rising stars like Morgan Brennan leading the way. As anchor of CNBC's Morning Call and host of Manifest Space podcast, Brennan brings a rare combination of editorial instinct, policy fluency, and operator-level curiosity to one of the most consequential shifts in modern media history. Having covered defense and emerging space economies for CNBC and produced shows with world leaders and elite entrepreneurs, she has operated at the intersection of markets, technology, and national security for more than a decade. Today, she is applying that experience to CNBC's mission to build the next generation of business news, one where trusted information moves at the speed of a retweet.

On this episode of The Reboot Chronicles Podcast, we sit down with Morgan Brennan to unpack the Reindustrialization of America, the rise of defense and space as ground zero for industrial policy, and the future of morning news. She breaks down how CNBC is evolving from a linear television network into a multi-platform ecosystem. Why the developing world of retail investors is leading the next wave of financial media adoption and how defense spending and space commercialization are reshaping the American industrial base. Plus, we explore innovator's dilemma for traditional media companies slow to respond to the next generation of content consumption.

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Bringing The Power Of Giving to The Mass Market, Adam Nash - CEO Daffy

Thursday, March 28, 2024 • Duration 34:09

Donating to charities is something that most Americans probably would like to do but are not sure when or where to start—or who to donate to. And outside of a fundraising call, a Sarah McLachlan commercial, or unfortunate event of a natural disaster, people may never think to donate. Well luckily for the average household, some organizations are making this process easier and easier, and even trying to make giving a habit.

One company bringing generosity into the 21st century and to the next generation is Daffy, a non-profit creating community hubs for finding charities and donating to them by making Donor Advise Funds available to the rest of us.

To talk more about how he is making giving into a habit, we invited Adam Nash to this episode of The Reboot Chronicles Show. Adam is a Silicon Valley veteran, helping people access over 1.5 million charities and rebooting an old model industry along the way.

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Rebooting Approaches To Fighting The War On Cancer, AmirAli Talasaz - Co-CEO Guardant Health

Thursday, March 21, 2024 • Duration 31:09

Cancer is not an easy topic to discuss. It is a devastating disease that takes over 10 million lives a year—600 thousand of those in the U.S. alone. To anyone who has gone through it or has loved ones who have fought cancer, it helps to know that you are not alone in that fight. Hundreds of organizations around the globe are focused on researching cancer from different angle—in the hopes of helping people through all stages of the process. One of those organizations working on discovering easier and less intensive ways to detect cancer is Guardant Health. They are a precision oncology company focused on reducing those numbers across all stages—from screening to find cancer and monitoring for recurrences in early-stages to helping doctors select treatments for patients with more advanced-stages. The half a billion-dollar public company has been making strides in cancer screening accuracy and accessibility through blood tests versus biopsies. We invited the Co-Founder and Co-CEO of Guardant Health, AmirAli Talasaz, for an episode of The Reboot Chronicles, to unpack how their simple blood tests could be the best and easiest way to fight the war on cancer.

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Is The Banking Revolution Coming To Your Company?, Samir Shergill - Co-founder & CEO Highbeam, Samir Shergill - Co-founder & CEO Highbeam

Wednesday, March 13, 2024 • Duration 32:12

The U.S. banking industry began in 1780, when the Bank of Pennsylvania was started to fund the American Revolutionary War. Banking is not what it used to be, when just a few decades ago you probably had a personal relationship with a banker who knew your business—and could even provide advice fundamental to running your business. Some say banking hasn't changed much, and the main thing business banks provide is (hopefully) security, which is important—but today companies need more.

There are no shortages of companies trying to reboot this sector into the 21st Century. Part of the neobanking sector of fintech, companies like Nubank, SoFi, Chime, Revoult, and Highbeam provide integrated banking, capital and cash planning platforms, to help small businesses (SMB’s) operate with more agility and insights so they can make smarter decisions.

To discuss how he is rebooting old school banking, we invited Highbeam’s CEO, Samir Shergill, to The Reboot Chronicles Show. An ex-Microsoft engineer turned banking CEO, Samir is creating a bank that manages your money and assists your business endeavors.

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Impactful AI Takes Strong Focused Leaders On A Mission, Raj Koneru - Founder & CEO Kore.ai

Wednesday, March 6, 2024 • Duration 31:28

How do you find companies driving market-making moves with AI? Look for strong focused leaders that are on an impact mission—but aren't afraid to pivot. For years I have been speaking on, writing about, advising, and running AI-related ventures. But with Generative AI (GAI) at the peak of the Gartner Hype Cycle, we still find ourselves in the too much talk and not enough impact phase. This “all hat, no cattle” dilemma reminds me of the famed Wendy’s “Where’s The Beef” ad campaign.

Sure, there are some wins on the board since the AI sector got a turbo boost with the introduction of ChatGPT at the end of 2022. This innovation continues to drive endless hype, competition, and investment into the AI sector, specifically for Large Language Models (LLMs) and GAI. But beyond the novelty cocktail party chatter, that will come and go like most hyped cycles, I’ve been looking for phase two AI organizations that can transform companies, industries, countries and even societies. One way to spot those, or find the beef, is to follow the smart money.

At the forefront of this wave, helping others develop and integrate generative AI for their needs, is Kore.ai. With over 200 partners and working with 400 Fortune 2000 companies across the globe, Kore.ai helps all of them decide what AI strategy would best benefit their needs. Kore has even made building AI easy through their no-code system, where even I can build, train, and test your AI in a drag-and-drop builder called XO.

One of the fastest growing companies in the sector, Kore has chatbots and co-pilots deployed by 100s of partners and thousands of large corporations, who are automating conversations and streamlining customer and employee experiences. They just closed a $150M investment from FTV Capital and NVIDIA (NVDA). It’s not the largest round we’ve seen, and Kore may not be a familiar name for some of you. But the round is significant for the sector and provides leaders lessons/insights about how to get to this level and what’s next.

Building A $1B Tech Powerhouse Without Venture Capital, Sridhar Vembu - CEO Zoho

Thursday, February 29, 2024 • Duration 27:13

In an era dominated by venture capital-fueled growth, the story of Zoho stands out as a model of the future. Led by visionary CEO Sridhar Vembu, Zoho has carved out a niche in the enterprise software sector, with a platform suite that provides almost everything SMB’s need to run their business. But what sets Zoho apart isn't just its expansive product portfolio; it's the company's journey of scaling to be on track toward a multi-billion-dollar brand without reliance on external funding. This milestone deserves a deeper look into the strategies that have positioned Zoho in a market crowded with messy, complex platforms.

At the recent Zoho Analyst Day in McAllen, TX, Reboot Media’s Chairman Dean DeBiase had a one-on-one with Vembu, who leads a team of 15,000 employees who delivered $1B in revenue last year, serving 700K customers and 100 million users in 150 countries. Their remarkable journey provides a teachable moment for leaders, from revealing the mechanics of smart scaling to executive relationships that promote a modest and innovative growth culture.

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Rebooting The Explosive $2T Streaming Market, Marc DeBevoise - CEO Brightcove

Friday, February 23, 2024 • Duration 31:07

Video streaming is valued at $500 Billion and will explode into a $2.0 Trillion market by 2030. With billions of hours streamed per month, 99% of American households subscribe to a streaming service, like Netflix, Apple, Amazon, Disney, Fubo, Hulu, Max, Paramount, Peacock, Roku, Sling, and YouTube. Americans spend approximately 13 hours per day consuming digital media, ugh, with 3 of those hours spent streaming video. At the center of this massive traffic, making it all happen behind the scenes, are companies like Brightcove. Partnering with thousands of companies in 70 countries, to stream and monetize content inside and outside of their organizations, Brightcove helps build connections between companies and their audiences. To explore how to reboot the streaming industry, we invited Brightcove’s CEO, Marc DeBevoise, to The Reboot Chronicles Show. A two-time Technology and Engineering Emmy® Award winner, Marc unpacks how he and his team are pushing the boundaries of what video can do for our companies and our lives.

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Rebooting Energy Growth and Innovation, Michael Stivala - CEO Suburban Propane

Friday, February 16, 2024 • Duration 30:41

When you think of propane what comes to mind? Is it a famous cartoon character who sells propane? Or even the propane appliances or grill on your patio or deck? Or is it perhaps the unique propane trucks you may have seen driving around—leaving you to wondering what the heck are those and where are they going? One companies with thousands of those trucks is Suburban Propane. The company was founded by necessity in 1928 when founder Mark Anton and his wife Adele moved to a suburb that had no gas lines. So Mark ordered the equipment for production and installation of propane, making his wife the first customer. Almost a century later, Suburban Propane is a $1.4 billion company, with 3,300 employees, and 700 locations serving millions of customers around the country. We invited Suburban’s CEO Michael Stivala, to this episode of The Reboot Chronicles to unpack what’s working and what’s next in the sector—including renewable energy startups.

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