Podcast: In Good Company

Buckle up as Nicolai Tangen goes behind the scenes with Stefano Domenicali, President and CEO of Formula 1, to explore how the world's most exhilarating motorsport is evolving at breathtaking speed.

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In this episode, Nicolai Tangen sits down with Sir Chris Hohn, founder of The Children's Investment Fund Management, one of Europe's most successful hedge funds.

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What does it take to be a great leader in today's complex world? In this episode, Nicolai Tangen talks with Geoffrey Garrett, Dean of USC Marshall School of Business, about modern leadership principles.

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How does SAP build and scale the systems that global companies rely on every day? In this episode, Nicolai Tangen speaks with Christian Klein, CEO of SAP, Europe’s largest technology company and one of the world’s leading software providers.

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What challenges lie ahead for the global economy in an era of rising tariffs and geopolitical tension? In this episode, Nicolai Tangen speaks with Kenneth Rogoff, renowned economist and co-author of the seminal book "This Time Is Different," about the shifting economic landscape.

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With all the technology available, why do artists still need record labels? Join Nicolai Tangen in conversation with Robert Kyncl, CEO of Warner Music Group, as they explore the transformation of music business.

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In our increasingly digital world, how do we protect ourselves from growing cyber threats? In this episode of In Good Company, Nicolai Tangen welcomes Nikesh Arora, CEO of Palo Alto Networks, to explore the fast-changing world of cybersecurity.

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How is the pharmaceutical industry evolving to meet the world’s biggest health challenges? In this episode, Nicolai Tangen sits down with Emma Walmsley, CEO of GSK, for an insightful conversation about the future of pharmaceuticals.

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Are our drinking habits changing? In this episode, Nicolai Tangen sits down with Debra Crew, CEO of Diageo, to explore the shifting landscape of the spirits industry.

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How do we ensure the products we use every day are truly safe? In this episode, Nicolai Tangen talks with Jennifer Scanlon, President and CEO of UL Solutions, about the evolving world of safety testing.

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How is Google shaping our technological future? Join Nicolai Tangen in conversation with Ruth Porat, President and CIO of Alphabet and Google, as they explore AI, innovation, and the future of technology.

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In this episode of In Good Company, Nicolai Tangen welcomes Lars Strannegård, President of the Stockholm School of Economics, to explore why art and culture are essential in shaping tomorrow’s business leaders.

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This week, Nicolai Tangen sits down with Paul Singer, legendary investor and founder of Elliott Asset Management, one of the world's most influential activist investors.

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Nicolai Tangen meets with David Ricks, CEO of Eli Lilly, for a discussion about the pharmaceutical giant's remarkable journey.

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In this episode of In Good Company, Nicolai Tangen sits down with tech pioneer Jack Dorsey to explore the evolution of social media and the future of digital finance.

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In this episode, Nicolai Tangen speaks with Christophe Fouquet, President and CEO of ASML - the company that makes the ultra-sophisticated machines needed to produce the world's most advanced computer chips.

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In this episode of In Good Company, Nicolai Tangen and bestselling author Malcolm Gladwell explore why core human challenges remain unchanged despite technological advancement.

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In this episode of In Good Company, Nicolai Tangen talks with Michael Miebach, CEO of Mastercard.

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Join Nicolai Tangen in conversation with Julie Sweet, CEO and Chair of Accenture. In this engaging discussion, she shares insights into leading one of the world's largest professional services companies with over 700,000 employees.

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Join Nicolai Tangen as he sits down with Jonathan Gray, COO of Blackstone and former head of its real estate division. Gray shares what drives Blackstone’s success, the evolution of their investment philosophy, and the process for identifying outstanding businesses.

How does the unpredictability of sailing compare to the challenges of investing? Peter Burling, the best sailor of all times, with three America's Cup victories, Olympic medals, and numerous world titles, shares insights on navigating risk, decision-making under pressure, and the importance of preparation.

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Meet the woman leading the exchange where $30 trillion in market value trades. Adena Friedman takes us behind the scenes at Nasdaq, revealing how this iconic institution is reshaping global finance through technology.

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How did a teenager picking apart computers in his bedroom go on to build one of the largest technology companies in the world? In this episode, Nicolai Tangen sits down with Michael Dell to explore his extraordinary journey from founding Dell in his college dorm room to leading a global tech giant.

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In this episode of In Good Company, Nicolai Tangen and bestselling author Daniel Pink explore the themes of regret, motivation, timing and the science behind effective breaks.

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What is it that makes Disney so special? In this episode, Nicolai Tangen sits down with CEO Bob Iger, to explore the magic and legacy behind one of the world’s most beloved companies.

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What’s next for cancer treatment and personalized medicine? How is AI reshaping the future of drug discovery? And can Europe keep pace with China’s rapid rise in health care innovation? In this episode, Nicolai welcomes Thomas Schinecker, CEO of Roche, one of the world’s largest health care companies. 

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Nicolai Tangen meets with Marc Rowan, CEO and co-founder of Apollo Global Management, to discuss the rapidly evolving world of finance and explore what it takes to stay ahead in an industry full of risks.

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This week, Nicolai Tangen visits Stan Druckenmiller in New York – one of the most renowned investors of our time, known for his insights into macroeconomics and markets.

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In this episode, Nicolai sits down with Peter Harrison, CEO of Schroders, one of Europe’s largest asset managers with nearly 200 years of history.

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Why is the improbable so important? Will robots replace human labor? And how will AI change the science of medicine? In this episode of In Good Company, Nicolai sits down with one of the most successful entrepreneurs and venture capital investors of all time, Vinod Khosla.

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In this episode, we are honored to welcome Jens Stoltenberg, who recently concluded his tenure after ten years as Secretary General of NATO.

In this episode, Nicolai Tangen is joined by Tufan Erginbilgic, the CEO of Rolls-Royce, to discuss the transformation journey of this iconic company.

What is the key to sustaining a 175-year legacy in business? How do you adapt to dramatic technological changes over generations? In this episode, Nicolai sits down with Marcus Wallenberg, Chair of SEB and Vice Chair of Investor AB, to delve into the remarkable history and enduring influence of the Wallenberg family.

This week, Nicolai is joined by Margrethe Vestager, Europe’s leading enforcer of competition laws and the driving force behind high-profile cases against tech giants like Apple, Google and Meta.

In this episode, Nicolai is joined by Robin Zeng , founder and CEO of CATL, the world's largest battery producer.

In this episode, Nicolai Tangen is joined by Ed Catmull, co-founder and former president of Pixar, and author of the highly acclaimed book "Creativity, Inc."

In this episode, Nicolai is joined by Georgi Ganev, CEO, and James Anderson, Chair, of the Swedish investment company Kinnevik. Founded in 1936, Kinnevik has a rich history of driving growth and innovation across various industries, such as telecommunications, e-commerce, and healthcare. Tune in to this engaging discussion to learn more about Kinnevik's approach to long-term investments, their perspective on public versus private companies, and the challenges they are facing in the current market climate.

How do cultural differences influence the way we interact and communicate? What defines an ideal organizational culture? And what influence have the Vikings had on Scandinavian corporate culture? In this episode, Nicolai welcomes Erin Meyer, a leading specialist in cross-cultural management and author of "The Culture Map". Erin shares fascinating insights into communication, the importance of understanding cultural nuances in feedback, and the varying ways trust is built across cultures. This episode is a deep dive into the complexities of cross-cultural interactions and offers valuable lessons for anyone working in a global environment.

The Californian energy company Pacific Gas & Electric Company (PG&E) serves millions of customers across the state. However, massive wildfires left the company in bits and pieces. A new CEO was appointed, Patricia Kessler Poppe, and she’s built the company up from bankruptcy to having millions of customers, with special emphasis on leading with love. But how well does that work in corporate America? Tune in!

When you are a travel company, how do you deal with a global pandemic? Trip.com CEO Jane Sun joins Nicolai Tangen in Oslo. They share their most memorable trips and experiences, and talk about corporate culture, AI in customer service, the travel industry and career building. Sun also shares her view on female leadership, and gender equality in the workplace. So how do you sell out around the world tickets for 200.000 US Dollars each, in 17 seconds? You have to tune in to find out!

How can strategic thinking in chess be applied to investing? In this episode Magnus Carlsen and Nicolai Tangen discuss the comparison between business investing and chess. They also talk about risk, how to recover after losses, AI in chess, strategizing against different opponents and how to always explore and stay curious. Magnus also reflects on self-doubt and the power of optimism in achieving success. Don’t miss this engaging episode with the world's greatest chess player. Tune in!

In this episode of In Good Company, Nicolai welcomes David Epstein, author of the book Range, which challenges conventional wisdom and illustrates why generalists often thrive in a specialized world. David shares his insights on the advantages of being a generalist, the importance of a sampling period, how embracing diversity and unconventional thinking can help teams and organizations innovate and stay ahead, and much more. Tune in to discover how being a generalist can benefit your personal and professional development!

How much bigger and more powerful will the next AI models be? Anthropic’s CEO, Dario Amodei, joins Nicolai in Oslo to discuss the latest advancements in AI, the economic impact of this technology, and the importance of responsible scaling. Dario also shares his excitement about the upcoming models and his thoughts on who will profit the most from AI in the future. Don’t miss this enlightening conversation about the cutting-edge developments in AI. Tune in!

In this episode, Nicolai sits down with John Elkann, CEO of Exor, to discuss the history of the holding company, the importance of family ownership, and the focus on long-term value creation. Exor, controlled by the Agnelli family, has companies like Ferrari, Stellantis, Philips, and the Italian football club Juventus in its portfolio. Altogether, we own shares worth 34 billion Norwegian kroner in the fund. Tune in for an inspiring conversation on leadership, legacy, and the art of building great companies!

How can you judge the quality of a decision? Howard Marks is the co-founder of Oaktree Capital and one of the world's most respected investors. In this episode he tells us about how he got started in finance, his investment philosophy, his thoughts on risk management and much more. Tune in for an insightful conversation with one of the greatest minds in the world of finance.

How can setting unreasonable expectations lead to innovation and success? In this episode, Shantanu Narayen, the CEO of Adobe, shares how early mentorship experiences shaped his approach to leadership. Nicolai and Shantanu also discuss the impact of AI on creativity, the founders' lasting influence on Adobe's culture, Shantanu's upbringing in India, the importance of education and how he never takes no for an answer. Tune in!

What is deep work, and why is it important? Cal Newport is known for his work on productivity and focus, and in this episode, he shares his best advise on how to eliminate distractions and getting things done. Cal and Nicolai also discuss the myths of multitasking, whether four-day work weeks are beneficial and the importance of respecting your attention. Tune in and focus on the valuable insights from computer science professor and best-selling author Cal Newport!

Why does the Swedish company Atlas Copco produce some of the best CEOs in the world? After 7 years in charge, Mats Rahmström has now stepped down as CEO. In this episode, he talks to Nicolai about excellent leadership, the unique corporate culture at Atlas Copco, his biggest mistake, high expectations for employees and how to maintain speed in the organization. Tune in!

Join us for an exciting drive with Oliver Blume, the CEO of Porsche & Volkswagen! Oliver talks about his love of cars, the magic of the Porsche 911, Chinese competition in the EV market and how he splits his time leading two companies. When Porsche got listed in 2022, we were a cornerstone investor, and today we own over 1 percent of Porsche and Volkswagen. We are in the race together, so let us go for a ride.

What is trust, and why is it so easy to tear down? In this episode, world leading expert on trust, Rachel Botsman, addresses the challenges of building and maintaining trust. Nicolai and Rachel explore the key moments that foster trust and the essential elements of building strong, enduring relationships in today's digital world.

Since founding Citadel in 1990, Ken Griffin has become one of the most successful investors of all time. In this episode, Ken shares his journey from starting Citadel after university, to leading the world's most successful hedge fund. He also shares valuable advice on politics and maintaining resilience in a volatile economic landscape.

Marc Andreessen, a pioneering Silicon Valley entrepreneur and co-founder of the influential venture capital firm Andreessen Horowitz, talks to Nicolai Tangen at our annual investment conference. In this engaging conversation, he shares insights on how to make money in today's economy, the global AI race, the competitiveness between Europe and the US, and much more.

Wael Sawan is a Lebanese Canadian business executive who became CEO of Shell in 2023. He shares unique insights into navigating the complex landscape of energy transition, aiming for sustainability while meeting global energy demands. In this episode, Wael also shares his personal story and advice to young people.

In this bonus episode, Sal talks about how he revolutionized global education with his innovative approach to learning. His videos have educated millions across the globe. Sal also shares his journey from hedge funds to educational philanthropy and discusses the transformative power of AI in education.

This conversation was recorded live on X Spaces on Monday 8 April. Elon shares unique insight into the future of AI, space, social media and why his companies are so successful. What’s the secret sauce? You don’t want to miss this one!

Joe Tsai is chair and co-founder of Alibaba, one of the world’s largest companies with over a billion consumers. Joe shares unique insight in the Chinese economy and consumer, how he met Jack Ma, and how far behind China is from the US when it comes to AI development. Joe is also a huge sports fan and owns the NBA basketball team Brooklyn Nets. We own almost 2 percent of the company, and it's one of our largest holdings in Asia. So, a lot to talk about, tune in!

Tony Xu founded this company as a student and has since transformed it into a global leader in food delivery. Tony shares unique insights into how he made DoorDash a success, his vision for the future of delivery, the war on bits and atoms, and how to organize the physical world. Join us as we explore the world of DoorDash with the very impressive CEO.

Today’s guests; Josh Kobza and Patrick Doyle, the CEO and Executive Chair of Restaurant Brands International, one of the world’s largest fast-food companies. They own Burger King, Tim Hortons, Firehouse, and Popeyes. In other words, they sell billions of burgers, coffees, chickens and sandwiches every year. Josh and Patrick discuss trends in the industry, how they work together, the link between trust and speed, and much more.

Satya Nadella, CEO of Microsoft shares his unique insight into AI, chip shortage, the importance of empathy and effective leadership.

Peter Carlsson is steering the Swedish battery developer and manufacturer towards sustainable battery production. Northvolt is constructing one of Europe's largest battery factories, in a very competitive landscape with strong competition from China. Check out Peter’s visionary and bold approach, what we learned from his time at Tesla with Elon Musk and much more.

Sergio Ermotti's returned as CEO with the bank's historical acquisition of their main rival Credit Suisse, a landmark event in global finance. Sergio shares why he wanted to come back to UBS, his biggest challenges as new CEO, how he aims to integrate the two banks, and why Credit Suisse failed.

Founded in 1801, LSEG has been at the forefront of financial markets for centuries, surviving world wars. Now it’s a global financial powerhouse. David Schwimmer, their CEO, is a New Yorker with a rich academic background from Yale, Harvard and a 20-year tenure at Goldman Sachs from Moscow to London. Join us for an insightful conversation with David on navigating LSEG through the complexities of modern financial markets and shaping the future of global finance.

In the face of tough decisions, we’re terrible quitters. And that is significantly holding us back. In this episode, Annie Duke blends her experience at the poker table with her academic background, offering unique insights into the human psyche, decision-making and quitting.

In this episode, we delve into the world of pest control with Andy Ransom, CEO of Rentokil. Andy has steered Rentokil to become a global leader in pest control. We'll explore how climate change is reshaping pest control across the world and the unique challenges facing the industry. Plus, don't miss Andy sharing his craziest pest control story. Join us for an insightful discussion that goes beyond just bugs and rats.

Domino's was founded in 1960 by two brothers. Now they are the largest pizza company in the world, serving over 1 million people daily across 20,000 locations globally. Their CEO Russell Weiner talks about what makes a good pizza, their unique marketing campaigns, new delivery trends, and can you have pineapple on a pizza?

Siemens has played an important role in shaping the technological evolution of Europe, and beyond. Their impressive CEO, Roland Busch, shares his rise to the top, leadership principles, and also discuss the new trends in automation, digitisation, and AI.

Jane Fraser is a leading figure in global finance and the first woman to head a major US bank. At Citigroup, she has been a force of change, steering the bank through big restructuring. In this episode, she delves into her strategies for steering a multinational bank, her vision for Citigroup's future, and the key traits of effective leadership.

Daniel Ek shares the unique story of how Spotify revolutionized the music industry, the future of audio, the impact of AI and his approach to leadership and building a strong corporate culture.

Carl-Henric Svanberg’s story is as fascinating as it is inspiring. From his humble beginnings in a small village in Sweden, Svanberg rose to become a significant figure in the global corporate arena. He has led companies like Assa Abloy, Ericsson, bp and Volvo through some of their most challenging and transformative periods. In this episode, we'll delve into Carl-Henric Svanberg's leadership philosophy and strategies. We'll explore how he approaches the challenges of steering global giants through challenges and crisis.

Bruce Flatt became the CEO of Brookfield in 2002 when the company was primarily a Canadian-based real estate firm with a market value of 5 billion dollars. Under his leadership, it transformed into a global alternative asset manager, managing over 850 billion dollars in assets across various sectors: real estate, infrastructure, renewable energy, private equity, and credit. In light of such diverse investments, what are the benefits of investing in private markets? What are the major global megatrends shaping these investments? And what qualities define a good investor?

Adam Selipsky the CEO of AWS is leading the world's largest cloud provider. He shares his vision for the future of AWS, how he plans to foster a culture of innovation and customer obsession. He also reveals how he applies the famous "two pizza rule" and the unique meeting culture in Amazon.

James Gorman, one of the most successful CEOs in the world of banking, is stepping down as CEO and shares unique insights into the world of banking, investing, and leadership. He also shares how he reviews talent, and the immense stress and pressure that come with a job like his.

Christopher Nassetta became the CEO of Hilton in 2007, at a time when the company was acquired by the private equity firm Blackstone. He navigated through challenges such as the impact of the recession, the rise of online travel agencies, and the emergence of new competitors. Through his successful restructuring of the company, launching new brands, and expanding into new markets, Hilton has become one of the world's largest and most valuable hotel companies. However, this raises questions about current trends: Are people using hotels as much post-COVID as they did before? And how is Hilton adapting to new competition like Airbnb?

Kenichiro Yoshida Sony Chair and CEO provide unique insight into one of the world's most creative companies. He has been the CEO since 2018 and been really successful! How does he foster innovation, what innovations can we expect to see in gaming, music and entertainment? Tune in!

When did ''good enough'' become the same as ''perfect''? Why does society increasingly promote ideals that are hard to achieve? And what does perfectionism mean? Thomas Curran is a Professor at the London School of Economics. He is the world-leading expert on perfectionism. In 2023 he published his debut book, ‘The Perfection Trap.’ We will discuss his interesting book and much more!

Iberdrola is at the forefront of the renewable energy revolution. Galán has led the company for over twenty years and has transformed the company into a global leader. Why is this transition going so slowly, what new technologies does he believe in, and where does he get his energy from? Tune in!

Ajay joins to shed light on pressing issues, innovative solutions, and the trajectory of our global economy. Is it possible to achieve a liveable planet free of poverty? Tune in!

Ana is one of the most powerful people in global finance. She runs one of the world’s largest banks with over 160 million customers and over 200,000 employees. Ana shares unique insight into the future of banking, how to create a global culture and answer the question of do we still need the banks?

The Norwegian Bjørn Gulden share unique insight into how it was to leave Puma for the main competitor Adidas. He also explains his plan to rebuild adidas, the relationship with Kanye West and why he makes quick decisions.

How does Sam envision a world where humans and AI coexist? How far into the future can he see, and when will AI completely change the way we live? Sam Altman, Founder and CEO of OpenAI, provides unique insights into how AI will impact the world going forward.

How can you be generous without being taken advantage of? Why is it so difficult to change your mind? And what will the future of work look like? Adam Grant, arguably the world's most influential management thinker, joins us to discuss these questions and more.

How should we regulate AI? How will AI impact the power balance between the US and China? And how does Microsoft navigate this complex landscape? Brad Smith, Vice Chair and President of Microsoft, shares his unique insights on these questions and more.

What’s the secret to McDonald's success globally? How do they use AI in their business? And why are McDonald's fries so good? Tune in and find out!

How do you make billions of dollars out of air? Air Liquide is a French multinational company that sell industrial gases across the world. No industry will work well without gases. Tune in and learn more!

What’s the secret to Coca-Cola’s success? And what’s in the secret recipe? Tune in and find out!

How will drones and AI impact the logistics industry? And how does Carol Tomé manage 500 000 people? UPS delivers 21 million packages each day to over 220 countries around the world, equivalent to 2 percent of world GDP. You don’t want to miss this episode.

Have we reached peak inflation? Is there more economic turmoil to come? And how did Stephen Schwarzman end up in a bar fight in Trinidad? Tune in and find out!

What’s the most important problems that AI can solve? How close are we to artificial general intelligence? And how can we use AI responsibly? Tune in and find out!

What is the future of transportation? How will Uber adapt to autonomous vehicles? And what is their CEO’s Uber rating? Tune in and find out!

“I'm very concerned that European citizens will have lack of access or much lower access to some of the new medicines”, says CEO of Novo Nordisk to Nicolai Tangen. Lars Fruergaard Jørgensen also shares some interesting perspectives about the importance of purpose and Novo Nordisk's new weight loss drug Wegovy.

In this episode, Nicolai Tangen talks to Patrick Pouyanné, Chairman and CEO of TotalEnergies, one of the largest energy companies in the world. Nicolai and Patrick discuss net zero and challenges and opportunities in the energy transition. Patrick even shares some fascinating insight into his past meetings with Vladimir Putin before the invasion.

In this episode, Nicolai Tangen talks to Jean-Pascal Tricoire, CEO and Chairman of Schneider Electric, the world’s largest maker of electrical equipment. The group born out of the industrial revolution, is now undergoing a 15-year transformation to a sustainable and digital age. Nicolai and Jean Pascal discuss this transformation along with geopolitical challenges, doing business in China and India and new trends in digitisation and decarbonisation.

What will come after AI? Is net zero in 2050 a realistic goal? And what does Bill Gates read? We will cover all this and much more in this special bonus episode!

In this episode, Nicolai Tangen talks to Nandan Nilekani, Co-founder and Chairman of Infosys, one of the world’s largest IT companies with more than 300,000 employees. Nandan has had an amazing career both at Infosys and for the Indian government where he led the biggest social project on the planet.

In this episode, Nicolai Tangen talks to Henry Fernandez, CEO of MSCI, one of the largest index providers in the world. Nicolai and Henry discuss the power of index providers. Do they have too much influence? EGS investing and the current backlash in the US, will it remain? Henry also shares many interesting personal stories about his upbringing and relationship with his father.

In this episode, Nicolai Tangen talks to Larry Fink, CEO and Chairman of BlackRock, the largest fund in the world. Check out the episode to learn about how BlackRock became the largest fund in the world, the famous letter he writes annually and his thoughts the on the ESG backlash.

In this episode, Nicolai Tangen talks CFO of General Electric, Carolina Dybeck Happe. She’s widely regarded as one of the best CFOs in the world.

In this episode, Nicolai Tangen talks to Albert Baehny, the Chairman of Lonza and Geberit. Albert was the first person Nicolai called for advice when he became CEO of the fund. Check out what his advice was and much more!

In this episode, Nicolai Tangen talks to Michael O’Leary, CEO of Ryanair. Check out the episode to learn about the secret sauce to Ryanair’s success. Did they ever tried to buy Norwegian?

In this episode, Nicolai Tangen talks to Helena Helmersson, CEO of H&M Group, the second largest fashion retailer in the world. Did you know that we only wear our clothes seven times on average? Check out this conversation and learn more about the fashion industry!

In this episode, Nicolai Tangen talks to Bob Chapek, CEO of Disney, the world’s largest media and entertainment company. They talk about the power of storytelling, the competitive streaming space and the importance of grit and perseverance!

In this episode, Nicolai Tangen talks to Mark Schneider, CEO of Nestlé, the world's largest food & beverage company. They talk about the biggest food trends in coffee and pet food, how they are working on ESG issues in their supply chain and Mark even shares what he eats. They also discuss leadership, recruitment, psychological safety and much more!

In this episode, Nicolai Tangen talks to Lisa Su, CEO of AMD. They discuss why semiconductors are so critical to the global economy, how Lisa has led one the greatest turnarounds in the technology sector and current geopolitical challenges. They also discuss leadership, building teams, and the future of AI. Lisa even shares her proudest moment.

The importance of psychological safety has been mentioned by almost all the guest on this podcast. What does it mean? And how can you as a leader or employee create this in your team? We have invited the world leading expert on the topic, Amy Edmondson, to discuss this an much more.

In this episode, Nicolai Tangen talks to Reed Hasting, founder and co-CEO of Netflix. They talk about how Netflix changed the entertainment industry, their unique corporate culture and how Netflix is dealing with the current competitive environment.

In this episode, Nicolai Tangen talks to Benedetto Vigna, CEO of Ferrari. They talk about Enzo Ferrari, electrical vehicles and Formula 1. They also discuss leadership, motivation and work-life balance.

The importance of grit has been discussed by several guests on this podcast. Therefore, we invited the world leading expert on the topic, Angela Duckworth, to discuss grit with Nicolai Tangen. Are we able to develop grit individually or within an organisation? Check out this bonus episode!

In this episode Nicolai Tangen talks to Ilham Kadri, CEO of Solvay. They discuss her humble upbringing in Casablanca, the importance of empathy in leadership, and Ilham even shares her favourite chemical!

In this episode Nicolai Tangen talks to Jochen Zeitz, CEO of Harley Davidson. They discuss electrification, CEO pay, employee stock ownership and Jochen even shares his favourite place to ride a motorcycle!

In this episode Nicolai Tangen talks to Jean Jacques Guiony, CFO of LVMH. Mr. Guiony gives a unique peek into the inner workings of the world's largest and most powerful luxury goods company.

In this episode Nicolai Tangen talks to Stephane Bancel, CEO of Moderna. They discuss vaccine rollouts, China’s zero-COVID-19 policy, ethical dilemmas in the pharma industry and much more.

In this episode Nicolai Tangen talks to Nicolas Hieronimus, CEO of L'Oréal. They discuss the future of the beauty industry, if people’s desire for beauty products is a good thing, and how are they looking at potential opportunities in the Metaverse.

In this episode Nicolai Tangen talks to Henrik Ehrnrooth, CEO of KONE. They discuss KONE’s origin and company culture, their innovative edge and how Kone is dealing with its high exposure to China. They also discuss governance issues, and share some elevator stories!

In this episode Nicolai Tangen talks to Mary Barra, CEO of General Motors. They discuss the transformation of the auto industry, challenges with leading a large organisation through crisis and how they deal with a large investor like us.

In this episode, Nicolai Tangen talks to David Solomon, the CEO of Goldman Sachs. They discuss the highly competitive financial services industry, how to attract the best talents and their view on the equity market. They also discuss culture, leadership, inflation and speed!

In this episode Nicolai Tangen talks to the CEO of BP, Bernard Looney. They discuss challenges and opportunities in Bps green transition, how they are dealing with expectations from large investors and the importance of diversity, honesty and grit.