Master Move brings you conversations with top executives, industry innovators, and thought leaders to inspire and guide your career journey. From C-suite strategies to emerging industry trends, each episode is packed with actionable insights for today’s ambitious professionals. Browse the latest episodes below or see a complete list of episodes here.

Podcast episode artwork featuring Jayney Howson

Jayney Howson

Jayney Howson is Chief Learning Officer at ServiceNow, where she leads workforce skills, talent readiness, and one of the world’s most ambitious learning and career transformation initiatives. With a career spanning marketing, sales strategy, enablement, and leadership development, Jayney brings a unique perspective on unlocking human potential. In this conversation, she explores how AI is reshaping learning, why curiosity and adaptability matter more than ever, and what leaders must do to create environments where people can thrive, grow, and reinvent themselves.

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Podcast episode artwork featuring Adi Kruganti

Adi Kuruganti

Adi Kurungati is Chief AI and Development Officer at Automation Anywhere, where he’s helping define how agentic AI transforms enterprise operations at scale. Previously, he led Salesforce’s digital platform business, building it into a multibillion-dollar line of business. In this conversation, Adi breaks down what’s real versus hype in AI, how leading CIOs are actually deploying automation, and why the biggest unlock is moving from task automation to true decision-making systems. He also shares a practical framework for driving measurable ROI with AI.

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Podcast episode artwork featuring Brian Rosen

Brian Rosen

Brian Rosen is the Chairman and Managing General Partner of InvestBev, the leading private equity platform in the beverage industry. A third-generation entrepreneur, he began his career in his family’s liquor business, which grew into the largest grossing retail chain in its category before he led its sale to private equity. Today, he manages hundreds of millions in assets across spirits, beverage brands, and alternative investments, bringing a unique perspective on capital, brand building, and industry evolution.

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Podcast episode artwork featuring Matthew Abrams

Matthew Abrams

Matthew Abrams is an entrepreneur, executive coach, and author of the new book Inviting Genius, a guide to embracing conflict as a path to growth, connection, and authentic leadership. In his 20s he founded an incubator for purpose-driven entrepreneurs, guiding more than 200 founders from idea to market, and for the past 15 years he has facilitated transformational experiences for leaders through organizations like EO, YPO, and EOS, helping teams build healthier cultures and stronger alignment.

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Podcast episode artwork featuring Doug Conant

Doug Conant

Doug Conant is an internationally renowned business leader, bestselling author, and champion of leadership that works. Over a 40 year career, he led Nabisco Foods, transformed Campbell Soup Company into a top tier performer, and later served as Chairman of Avon Products. He is the founder of ConantLeadership and co-author of bestselling books rooted in his experience elevating employee engagement and building high-trust, high-performance cultures. Today, he continues advancing principled leadership through his Higher Ground initiative.

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Podcast episode artwork featuring James D. White

James D. White

James D. White is a transformational leader with more than three decades of experience as an operating executive across consumer products, retail, and food service, including leadership roles at Gillette, Safeway, Nestlé, Purina, and Coca-Cola. He is the former Chair, President, and CEO of Jamba Juice, where he led a successful global turnaround, and today serves on more than 20 public and private boards. He is also the co-author, with his daughter Krista White, of Culture: How to Build a High-Performing, Resilient Organization with Purpose. In this conversation, we explore leadership, culture, and building organizations that last.

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