The GET: The Global Enterprise Thread The Center for Global Enterprise

There is both excitement and worry about the power of generative AI. Public officials have begun discussing what role government regulation should play in shaping its uses. We know from experience that governments and public policy can create, modify, and eliminate markets overnight. How governments will choose to deal with generative AI will directly influence private sector decisions regarding investment and market opportunities. Business leaders will need to participate along with policymakers and other key stakeholders in discussions around what guardrails make the most immediate sense if countries are to balance innovative economic growth and responsible societal behavior.  

CGE Moderator: Christopher G. Caine, President of the Center for Global Enterprise (CGE)
CGE Guests:  Tom Daschle, former U.S. Senator from South Dakota, Senate Majority and Minority Leader and currently Chairman of The Daschle Group; and David Beier, a San Francisco-based venture capitalist, former senior executive at Amgen and Genentech, and former chief of domestic policy for Vice President Al Gore.

As generative AI advances, CEOs and business leaders have the opportunity to explore the potential of generative AI as a tool that can redefine and reorganize work. From understanding the technology's capabilities to addressing ethical considerations, companies will need to navigate this landscape strategically, exploring best practices for effectively deploying generative AI while ensuring a human-centric approach that values employee well-being and collaboration.

Guests:  
Michael Spence, Nobel Laureate, former Dean, Stanford School of Business
Doug Haynes, managing partner, Norias Research Group
CGE Moderator: Christopher G. Caine, President of the Center for Global Enterprise (CGE)

In Episode 15 of The GET, we discussed the myths and realities of doing business in Africa, and it was very well received by listeners. In Episode 20, we continue this conversation and do so using a filter of what women CEOs and business owners need to know about these myths and realities.

Guests:   Miranda Naiman, Founder and Managing Partner, Empower
Dawn Leaness, Managing Director, African Women Entrepreneurship Cooperative (AWEC)
Moderator: Christopher G. Caine, President of the Center for Global Enterprise (CGE)
 

Part two of the conversation on India- US Relations. The recent visit by Prime Minister Modi to the United States was a major milestone in India-U.S. relations. In this two-part episode, we explore the economic and geopolitical implications for a stronger U.S.-India partnership and discuss the key aspects CEOs should consider for both Indian and American businesses as the drive to deepen economic integration advances.
Guests: Vikrampati Singhania, Managing Director of JK Fenner (India) Ltd and JK Agri Genetics Limited; and Shanker Annaswamy, former Managing Director of IBM India and former Chief Executive Officer for GE Medical Systems, South Asia.

The recent visit by Prime Minister Modi to the United States was a major milestone in India-U.S. relations. In this two-part episode, we explore the economic and geopolitical implications for a stronger U.S.-India partnership and discuss the key aspects CEOs should consider for both Indian and American businesses as the drive to deepen economic integration advances.
Guests: Vikrampati Singhania, Managing Director of JK Fenner (India) Ltd and JK Agri Genetics Limited; and Shanker Annaswamy, former Managing Director of IBM India and former Chief Executive Officer for GE Medical Systems, South Asia.

This episode focuses on the discussions and agreements from the recent G7 meeting of world leaders in Japan. It highlights additional factors CEOs should consider as they make decisions about U.S.-China business matters and about operating in an increasingly reshaped global economy. We encourage business leaders to consider the G7’s recent actions as you listen to our guests discuss U.S.-China relations in an earlier episode. We are re-releasing Episode 13 because the insights from this discussion factor into the current debate over whether to “de-risk” versus “de-couple” supply chains from a heavy reliance on China. The G7 nations are putting in place agreements to address “de-risking” that will shape the rules of global business. 
Host: Christopher G. Caine, President of the Center for Global Enterprise (CGE)
Guests: John Hamre, President and CEO of the Center for Strategic and International Studies and Sam Palmisano, Chairman of The Center for Global Enterprise, and Chairman of the America’s Frontier Fund.
Replay Episode 13: Looking Ahead at U.S.-China Relations; Factors Shaping CEO Decisions