The Business Of Intelligence

Join seasoned intelligence professionals and business leaders Michael and Ryan as they explore how intelligence serves decision-makers beyond the traditional national security audience. Listen in as they connect with leading practitioners working at the intersection of business and risk in order to analyze and discuss the field of private sector intelligence. They break down about what's working, what isn't, and how intelligence is helping organizations navigate today's global operating environment.

The Business Of Intelligence is a business podcast hosted by INTELAB, with 51 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

INTELAB hosts The Business Of Intelligence, a business show with 51 episodes published.

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  Episode #35

  The Business Of Intelligence Episode 35 (Common Missteps When Using AI To Automate Intelligence Ops)

  Aug 12, 202645 min

  Most teams that struggle with AI in intelligence work aren't actually struggling with the technology — they're struggling with expectations, mental models, and habits. In this solo, practitioner-focused episode, we walk through the five most common stumbling blocks encountered over two years of teaching, advising, and experimenting with AI across corporate intelligence and security teams.

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  The Builder Series w/ Hegemon CEO + Founder Noah Warren

  Jul 29, 202632 min

  Most people in risk and resilience earn their read of the world the slow way: a career inside the problem, then a decision to go solve it. Noah Warren is doing it in the other order. He's the Founder and CEO of Hegemon Global, a geopolitical and supply chain intelligence company serving governments and enterprises. And he's building it between classes at the University of Wisconsin–Madison. We talk about the problem he's solving, whether being an outsider is an advantage or a liability, and what he needs from the people listening.

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  The Builder Series w/ CenterSeat.ai CEO + Co-Founder Tom Kopecky

  Apr 30, 20261h 2mS0

  In this episode of The Builder Series, we sit down with a two-time founder behind Ontic and now CenterSeat.ai to unpack what it takes to build in a complex, misunderstood market. From early mistakes and hard lessons to navigating fundraising, co-founder dynamics, and product-market fit, this conversation is a candid look at the realities of entrepreneurship in the risk and resilience space. If you’re building, or thinking about it, this is a grounded perspective on what it takes to go from operator to founder and build something that actually works.

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  The Builder Series w/ Clock&Cloud Chief Intelligence Officer Colin Reed

  Apr 15, 20261h 3mS0

  What makes a senior intelligence leader leave big tech to help build an international startup? In this episode, Colin Reed, Chief Intelligence Officer of Clock&Cloud, shares why he made the move, and what he saw inside large organizations that convinced him a new model for geopolitical intelligence is needed. We unpack the problem Clock&Cloud is trying to solve, why the current approach falls short, and why he’s betting on a fundamentally different way to turn intelligence into real business impact.

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  The Business Of Intelligence Episode 34 w/ Chris Meager + James Butler

  Mar 25, 20261h 2mS0

  In Episode 34, we sit down with leading recruiters in the field to unpack how hiring actually works in the world of corporate security and intelligence. Our guests share candid insights on what separates top candidates, the mistakes that quietly derail opportunities, and how to stand out in a highly competitive, relationship-driven market. If you’re navigating your next move, this is a tactical guide to getting hired.

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