Executive Decisions with Steve Sedgwick

Executive Decisions with Steve Sedgwick

CNBC
Држава Сједињене Државе
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Епизоде 22
Последња 15.09.2026

Executive Decisions is a CNBC podcast hosted by financial journalist Steve Sedgwick. Each episode offers a rare window into the minds of top decision-makers, exploring the pivotal choices that shape the careers and legacies of influential business leaders and policymakers. Through candid conversations about risk, doubt, and conviction, the series reminds us that even the most powerful face uncertainty and trade-offs. The first season launched on November 11th.

Епизоде

  • Take the Reckless Path: Standard Chartered CEO Bill Winters 15.09.2026 40мин
    Standard Chartered CEO Bill Winters reflects on the decisions that shaped his career, from taking an unfamiliar path at J.P. Morgan and being fired by Jamie Dimon to leading the turnaround of Standard Chartered. He explains why, when rare opportunities arise, he believes in taking the “reckless path.”
  • Face the Music: Anthony Scaramucci 01.09.2026 43мин
    SkyBridge Capital founder Anthony Scaramucci reflects on the decision to face his public downfall after being fired from the Trump White House after 11 days. He discusses pride, ego, failure, rebuilding his career and why he believes the only way through a mistake is to own it and face it head-on.
  • Run Toward the Hard Problems: Commerzbank CEO Bettina Orlopp 18.08.2026 34мин
    Commerzbank CEO Bettina Orlopp reflects on her career decision to leave McKinsey to join one of Europe's most troubled banks, why she believes the toughest problems are worth solving, and how she is leading Commerzbank through its transformation and UniCredit's takeover approach.
  • Go Where You’ll Learn More: Thomson Reuters CEO Steve Hasker 04.08.2026 33мин
    Thomson Reuters CEO Steve Hasker reflects on why learning, not titles, guided his biggest career decisions — from leaving McKinsey for Nielsen to leading Thomson Reuters through Covid and accelerating its transformation into a technology and AI-driven company.
  • Success Isn’t the Finish Line: DSM-Firmenich CEO Dimitri de Vreeze 21.07.2026 39мин
    DSM-Firmenich CEO Dimitri de Vreeze reflects on selling the DSM materials business he helped build, the leadership lessons behind DSM-Firmenich’s merger and why companies must keep changing even when things are working.
  • Say Yes Before You're Ready: Capital Group CEO Mike Gitlin 07.07.2026 35мин
    Capital Group CEO Mike Gitlin reflects on the career decisions that took him from trading Asian markets overnight to leading one of the world's largest asset managers. He discusses why he left T. Rowe Price for Capital Group, the lessons learned from moving his family around the world, why EQ will matter more than IQ in the age of AI and how embracing discomfort, feedback and long-term thinking has shaped his leadership.
  • Choose Impact Over Ambition: Novonesis CEO Ester Baiget 23.06.2026 30мин
    Novonesis CEO Ester Baiget reflects on the decision to leave Dow after 25 years to lead Novozymes, and why impact, not ambition, drove the move. She discusses the family values that shaped her, redefining the company as a biosolutions leader, the Chr. Hansen merger and why leadership requires courage, respect and long-term purpose.
  • Leave Without a Plan: BNY CEO Robin Vince 09.06.2026 35мин
    After 26 years at Goldman Sachs, Robin Vince walked away without another job lined up. In this episode of Executive Decisions, the BNY CEO reflects on why he stepped off a successful career path, what he learned during the global financial crisis and how that pause ultimately led him to one of America’s oldest banks.
  • Be Willing to Stand Alone: Euronext CEO Stéphane Boujnah 26.05.2026 29мин
    Why Euronext CEO Stéphane Boujnah fought a $30 billion deal — and how it defined his career
  • Don’t Stop Trying Things: Reed CEO James Reed 12.05.2026 37мин
    James Reed reflects on the decision that defined his career — taking the risk of joining the family business. The Reed CEO discusses failure, purpose and why standing still is the worst decision of all.
  • Stop Trying to Fit In: Former Goldman Sachs CEO Lloyd Blankfein 28.04.2026 32мин
    How Lloyd Blankfein stopped trying to fit in — and learned to lead as himself
  • If It’s Not Right, Leave: Aviva CEO Amanda Blanc 14.04.2026 39мин
    Know when to walk away: The decision that shaped Aviva CEO Amanda Blanc
  • Own the Role You Have: Novartis CEO Vas Narasimhan 03.03.2026 33мин
    Novartis CEO: Commit fully now — and your career may thank you later
  • Decide, Then Deliver: Schneider Electric CEO Olivier Blum 24.02.2026 32мин
    Why Olivier Blum hesitated before taking the Schneider Electric CEO job
  • Use the Five‑Year Test: Franklin Templeton CEO Jenny Johnson 17.02.2026 34мин
    How Jenny Johnson beat family‑name bias to lead $1.5 trillion Franklin Templeton
  • Lead Through Discomfort: Philips CEO Roy Jakobs 10.02.2026 37мин
    Philips CEO Roy Jakobs on why discomfort prepared him for leadership
  • Protect the User: Pinterest CEO Bill Ready 03.02.2026 40мин
    Why Pinterest CEO Bill Ready’s Boldest Bet Was Shaped Far From Silicon Valley
  • Think for Yourself: Synthesia CEO Victor Riparbelli 13.01.2026 41мин
    A rebellious Danish coder turned entrepreneur, Synthesia CEO Victor Riparbelli reveals how curiosity, risk‑taking and a breakthrough in AI research propelled him from teenage tinkerer to leading a multi‑billion‑dollar tech company.
  • Learn the Lesson: Canary Wharf Chairman Nigel Wilson 06.01.2026 41мин
    In this episode of Executive Decisions, Steve Sedgwick sits down with Sir Nigel Wilson, chairman of Canary Wharf Group, to explore the curiosity-driven career that took him from a council estate in northeast England to the top of U.K. business. Wilson shares how intellectual curiosity—nurtured by family and teachers—shaped his path from a scholarship at MIT to roles at McKinsey, Dixons and ultimately CEO of Legal & General. He reflects on leadership lessons, including his grandmother’s advice to lead with kindness and optimism and why encouragement beats shouting in management. The conversation spans his current work at Canary Wharf and Cambridge Innovation Capital, his passion for growth and innovation and even his personal goals in athletics and family life. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.
  • Learn to Decide: Heidelberg Materials CEO Dominik von Achten 30.12.2025 27мин
    Heidelberg Materials CEO Dominik von Achten reflects on his path from law to leadership, why listening to younger voices is vital when navigating rapid change, and how turning a carbon challenge into an opportunity became the defining decision of his career.

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