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Introducing The 'Ship, The Washington Post's groundbreaking new series exploring the timeless lessons of leadership in an age of constant change. On Wednesday, April 23, General Motors CEO Mary Barra will join Bina Venkataraman to discuss the transformative power of mentorship and forging new pathways for future generations. See the full lineup and sign up to watch here: wapo.st/shipapril2025

Introducing The 'Ship, The Washington Post's groundbreaking new series exploring the timeless lessons of leadership in an age of constant change. On Wednesday, April 23, Christine Lagarde will join David Ignatius to talk about her stewardship of the European Central Bank at a pivotal moment for the global economic order. See the full lineup and sign up to watch here: wapo.st/shipapril2025

Introducing The 'Ship, The Washington Post's groundbreaking new series exploring the timeless lessons of leadership in an age of constant change: wapo.st/shipapril2025. On Wednesday, April 23, hear from influential policymakers, pioneering trailblazers and industry titans about their journeys, principles of leadership and the big questions shaping the future. Speakers include European Central Bank President Christine Lagarde, former deputy national security adviser Dina Powell McCormick together with Sen. David McCormick (R-Pa.) and General Motors CEO Mary Barra, and Stanford University basketball coaching legend Tara VanDerveer. The conversations will be moderated by Post columnists David Ignatius, Sally Jenkins and Bina Venkataraman. Sign up to watch here: wapo.st/shipapril2025.

Content from TechNet: The Voice of the Innovation Economy: What are the greatest opportunities and greatest challenges for AI? Linda Moore, CEO of TechNet and Kent Walker, President of Global Affairs at Google & Alphabet discuss the vast potential for AI including the acceleration of scientific breakthroughs.

Content from TechNet: The Voice of the Innovation Economy: Big Tech isn’t the only driver of AI innovation! Aparna Bawa, COO of Zoom shares with Linda Moore, TechNet CEO how small and medium-sized businesses need access to resources, smart policies, and a unified privacy framework to scale, and how a risk-based approach can help them compete and thrive in the AI revolution.

Content from TechNet: The Voice of the Innovation Economy: Who will lead the 21st century in tech? Linda Moore, CEO of TechNet and Kent Walker, President of Global Affairs at Google & Alphabet discuss how AI and quantum computing are game changers, but China is catching up fast. The U.S. must double down on innovation, investment, and policy to stay ahead. 

Washington Post Live's The Futurist Summit: The Age of AI is nominated for a #Webby! Click here to cast your vote: https://lnkd.in/e86qC6Fj The Futurist Summit brought together influential policymakers and technology pioneers for discussions on the next phase of the artificial intelligence revolution. Speakers included Reid Hoffman, Gen. Mark A. Milley (U.S. Army, Ret.), Jen Easterly, Maria Ressa, Kai-Fu Lee and more. The Webby Awards

EVENT PHOTOS - The Futurist: America's Technological Edge Rep. Brett Guthrie (R-Kentucky), Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute President Martin A. Schmidt and Apptronik CEO Jeff Cardenas joined #PostLive for conversations about the global AI race, the technology’s next frontiers and the role of education in America’s competitiveness. Watch the full program here: wapo.st/futuristmar2025

Content from TechNet: The Voice of the Innovation Economy: The United States faces increasing competition from adversaries determined to surpass America in critical technologies, including AI, cybersecurity, quantum computing, energy, and advanced manufacturing. Aparna Bawa, COO of Zoom, and Kent Walker, President of Global Affairs at Google and Alphabet, join TechNet CEO Linda Moore to discuss the importance of American leadership in innovation.

Content from TechNet: The Voice of the Innovation Economy: The United States faces increasing competition from adversaries determined to surpass America in critical technologies, including AI, cybersecurity, quantum computing, energy, and advanced manufacturing. Aparna Bawa, COO of Zoom, and Kent Walker, President of Global Affairs at Google and Alphabet, join TechNet CEO Linda Moore to discuss the importance of American leadership in innovation.