Hosted by Lumi.Network · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 26 episodes
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In YOUth We Trust sits down with successful entrepreneurs, business leaders, educators, and others from around the world. We spotlight how individuals & organizations are shaping a better world, directly or indirectly, for the coming generations through their focus on sustainability, equity, education, and more to empower young people to create the future they deserve.
Lumi.Network hosts In YOUth We Trust, a business show with 26 episodes published.
Fostering entrepreneurship and innovation among youth is essential for navigating and improving our rapidly changing society. Paul Lindley, founder of Ella’s Kitchen and Chancellor of Reading University, talks about the
AI can drive workplace equity and sustainability, enhancing operational efficiency across the diamond industry. Matthew Swibel, Vice President for Sustainability and Social Impact at Signet Jewelers; Kaanji Irby, Directo
Lord Ed Vaizey, business adviser, broadcaster, speaker, and Member of the House of Lords, shares his insights on education, technology, government structures and role of entrepreneurs in solving national problems. As a m
The future belongs to those who believe in the beauty of their dreams. Ben Page, CEO of the leading market research firm Ipsos, uses his knowledge as a student of history to educate us on how AI is similar to the inventi
“You can wait and hope that organizations will take action. But my question consistently would be is ‘What are you as an individual doing about it, whether that's your education, the climate, or AI?’” Self-awareness, com
"Why not? It's a question we need to ask more often, especially in the face of seemingly insurmountable challenges like gender equity and climate change." Laney Brown talks about her lifelong commitment to gender equity
“We have to change how we live and have a societal consensus around that. And for that to happen, we've got to talk to people. So I spent a lot of my time talking to different audiences about sustainability” Today, we si
“We need to address the carbon footprint of AI and work towards energy-efficient modeling to minimize its impact on sustainability.” In this podcast episode, Prashant Raizada interviews Risto Miikkulainen about his long
“Data scientists and people that work in AI, we're able to showcase kinda what we wanna showcase. But that's hugely problematic. Right? Because usually you have a boss, and you're trying to show that boss what the boss w
When we talk about climate change, we tend to talk about carbon emissions, renewables, steel in the ground. We can't forget the people and the communities, whether it's the workforce in those plants that are being retire
"For me, gender was a big, big defining aspect of my identity. But also, another defining aspect is climate change. Young people in the external work that we do, have been a big part of the way we shape the strategy. And
"Look at the innovations. I don't want to give too many examples here, but electric vehicles, if it weren't for Tesla making electric vehicles aspirational, I don't think we would be where we are now with the transformat
"So how about if we put, an app, an AI model in that device that helps kids calm down when they arrive at school and just take a few minutes to calm themselves, to get themselves focused, to be able to attend and open th
"We organized, very recently, a hackathon at MIT, AI focusing on, you know, climate and sustain, right? A lot of partnerships." Sreedhar Sistu, through initiatives championed by the Schneider Electric Foundation, stresse
"We were young enough not to understand that some things we were accomplishing in Brazil were considered impossible." Imagine a group of 12-15-year-olds successfully engaging with the local government in a Brazilian city
Imagine a world where grades don't dictate your destiny and public speaking is your superpower. Welcome to the latest episode of In YOUth We Trust, where our guest Amanda Line leads us on an enthralling journey through t
Today's episode is a thought-provoking journey through the intersection of education and technology, featuring our esteemed guest, Darren Coxon – an educator at the vanguard of integrating AI into learning. In this episo
In today's conversation, we're delving into the intricate dance between AI and our psychological well-being. As technology races forward, introducing humanoids and advanced machines into our daily lives, what does this m
Dive into the compelling journey of Raul Rodriguez, a dynamic educator whose life across continents culminates in a mission to revolutionize education in India, tackling unfulfilled potential and leveraging AI for a futu
Sebastian Peck's journey started with a traditional career path that led to a venture capital fund. In the age of social media and technology, this dynamic landscape brings both opportunities and challenges for today's y
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In YOUth We Trust is hosted by Lumi.Network. The show is categorised under business (education) and has published 26 episodes.
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