In this episode of the Work and the Future podcast economist and keynote speaker Linda Nazareth talks to Tony Martignetti, Chief Illumination Officer at Inspired Purpose Partners about the ways that AI is impacting creative thinking.

You will learn

• The kind of environments that boost creativity
• The characteristics and work processes of leaders that get the most out of workers
• How to pick the right people if you want a workplace that emphasizes creativity and innovation
• Why you need a certain ‘friction’ to create new ideas
• How AI help the creative process if we work with it, not against it

Host:

Linda Nazareth is an economist, futurist and expert on the future of work. The author of five books including her most recent Working it Out: Getting Ready for the Redefined World of Work (2023), she is also a regular columnist for the Globe and Mail and the Host of podcast ‘Work and the Future’.

As a sought-after keynote speaker, Linda’s audiences have spanned a range of audiences and have included clients such as The Economist Magazine, LVMH, American Express, and the Bank of Montreal all of whom have benefitted from the way that she can take huge ideas and distill them into information that organizations can use for their own strategic planning purposes.

Guest:

Tony Martignetti is the chief illumination officer at Inspired Purpose Partners, where he unlocks the collective brilliance that lies dormant within organizations through deep connection, creative collaboration, and multidimensional thinking. He is the best-selling author of Climbing the Right Mountain: Navigating the Journey to an Inspired Life and Campfire Lessons for Leaders: How Uncovering Our Past Can Propel Us Forward.

Book Linda as your Keynote Speaker:

Ready to navigate the future of work at your next event? Linda Nazareth helps organizations understand and prepare for workplace transformation. Visit lindanazareth.com to learn more about booking Linda for your conference or corporate event.

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