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Welcome to Keep Moving Forward, a biweekly podcast from X-Team for tech professionals who are passionate about growth, leadership, and innovation. In this podcast, we'll talk to seasoned tech leaders, forward-thinking engineers, and visionary experts about the lessons they’ve learned on scaling high-performing teams, navigating complex challenges, and driving innovation. Subscribe now, share with your colleagues, and let’s keep moving forward together.
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Signup to Generate a PitchWelcome to Keep Moving Forward, a biweekly podcast from X-Team for tech professionals who are passionate about growth, leadership, and innovation. In this podcast, we'll talk to seasoned tech leaders, forward-thinking engineers, and visionary experts about the lessons they’ve learned on scaling high-performing teams, navigating complex challenges, and driving innovation.
Recent episodes include "Why Your Chief AI Officer Can’t Do This Alone" (26 October 2026, 51 minutes), "Why Your Hiring Process Loses Candidates After the Interview" (16 October 2026, 27 minutes), and "Why Faster Code Doesn't Always Raise AI Developer Productivity" (24 September 2026, 28 minutes).
Keep Moving Forward publishes roughly every two weeks, with episodes averaging 33 minutes across 45 episodes.
Booking probability for Keep Moving Forward is 40%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Keep Moving Forward requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Keep Moving Forward's contact route on record: verified email.
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Keep Moving Forward is a technology podcast with 45 episodes published.
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Every AI rollout runs into the same question sooner or later: who owns this? Three people leaders argue that no single function can, including the chief AI officer. This episode of Keep Moving Forward is adapted from a...
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Trent Cotton jokes that he used to hire anyone with a pulse and a prayer, back when the hard part was finding enough candidates. Now nearly a third of candidate drop-off happens after the interview, and slow hiring...
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Sunita Verma has been building AI since before anyone called it AI, and her warning to engineering leaders today is about what happens after the code gets written. Speeding up one step of development, she says, just...
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When an automated system answers instead of a person, Ryan Estis has one reflex: ask for a human, immediately. It's the same instinct he says most AI adoption plans forget to plan for. Ryan Estis, keynote speaker and...
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Ee Lyn Khoo runs weekly AI experiments across every function of the business. Danny Fields builds the guardrails that make that safe to do. Neither one thinks the other is wrong. Danny, CTO, and Ee Lyn, Chief People...
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An employee spent two years waiting for a promotion he never once asked for. His manager had no idea he wanted it. Ben Brooks, founder and CEO of PILOT, has watched that gap play out from both sides of the desk more...
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Your AI implementation strategy is only as good as the talent you have to execute it. This episode of Keep Moving Forward is adapted from a live webinar hosted by Gemma Versace of X-Team in partnership with SmartBrief...
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Many organizations manage enterprise AI adoption through watching login counts. Track usage, watch the dashboard climb, call it done. Porter Orr watches for something different: a language shift, the moment a team stops...
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Most organizations treat AI governance like a gate. Something legal wants before anyone can move. It’s actually not a gate. It’s an on-ramp. That’s why Rob Stone built it first and says that's exactly what let SS&C...
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Giving employees formal feedback once a year is prehistoric. Once a quarter is medieval. And most organizations are still doing both. In this episode of Keep Moving Forward, Gemma Versace sits down with Arnaud Grunwald...
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Most organizations think self-assessment tells them what their people are capable of. It doesn’t. It tells them how confident their people are. Those aren’t the same thing — and the gap between them is quietly...
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Many companies are having the wrong conversation about hybrid work — and it could be costing them their best engineers. Dan Bladen, CEO of Kadence, has spent years helping organizations design smarter, more intentional...
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For most tech leaders, a bad call means a missed milestone. For Kevin Andrews, it means someone doesn't get paid. Kevin is President of PrismHR and CTO of Vensure Employer Solutions, two companies handling payroll and...
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Your team completed the workshop. They did the role play. They said it was amazing. Then they went back to their desks and kept doing exactly what they were doing before. Esha Joshi, co-founder and Chief Customer...
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Your transformation roadmap is set. The strategy looks solid. Leadership is aligned. So why does nothing seem to actually change? Victoria Pelletier, global vice president at Kyndryl and keynote speaker, has led change...
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Your enterprise AI agents are up and running. The outputs look polished. The answers sound confident. So why do decisions still feel risky? Richard Sonnenblick, Chief Data Scientist at Planview, has built decision...
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Most AI adoption conversations focus on speed and capability. Raj Natarajan focuses on what those conversations skip: trust as a design requirement. In this episode, the global CTO of Gorilla Technology Group breaks...
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Great leaders aren’t just experts in their field—they’re mentors, problem-solvers, and collaborators who empower others to succeed. In this episode, we talk to Vishnu V. Ram, Vice President of Engineering at Credit...
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Your AI rollout looked fine on paper. The launch happened. The training got done. The metrics held. So why is your team still running everything on spreadsheets? Paul Gentile, former senior director of pre-sales...
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In this episode of Keep Moving Forward, I sit down with Will Jung, CTO of nCino, to explore how AI is revolutionizing the banking sector. Will shares his journey from engineering roles in finance to leading nCino's...
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