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Rethinking AI Leadership and Scale with Ben Schreiner

58 min · 27 apr 2026
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In this episode of the TechConnect Podcast, Chris Daden speaks with Ben Schreiner, Head of AI and Modern Data BD at AWS, about what it takes to compete in the AI era. The discussion covers AI adoption, data readiness, intelligent organizations, evolving workforce skills, leadership, and why the companies that think bigger while enabling safe experimentation will be best positioned to scale.

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