Alyssa Newcomb

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  • Glacier 4Tech

    These AI-enabled recycling robots are helping businesses be more sustainable

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  • Lumin Fitness<br /> Courtesy of Lumin FitnessHealth

    At this gym, customers can choose an AI best friend or drill sergeant

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  • Woman and medical technology concept. FemTech. MedTech.Tech

    How AI could help make the IVF process easier

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  • An illustration of two hands coming together in a handshake. The hands and forearms are composed of circuit board patterns, with lines and dots symbolizing electronic connections. This illustration is a metaphor for technology partnerships, digital agreements, smart contracts, or the integration of technology within business relationships. The circuitry within the handshake conveys the idea of connectivity and modern, tech-driven interactions.Tech

    How businesses can win over AI skeptics

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  • A chalk outline silhouette illustration of a business meeting in a conference room.Leadership

    Gen Z is entering the boardroom

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  • Focused millennial business man analyzing marketing reports on desktop monitor, reviewing paper graphs, financial stats, startup project infographics. Marketer working from home office. Back viewLeadership

    CFO as a service: This company matches startups with remote C-suite talent

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  • Katch cofounders Alessandra Knight and Edwin AkrongCareers

    This company wants to help people avoid pointless meetings

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  • Adrian Zhang and Justine Tiu, cofounders of The Woobles.Careers

    The crochet kit that’s really an ed-tech startup

    By Regan Stephens and Alyssa Newcomb
  • Barry Lunn, founder of ProvizioCareers

    The A.I. startup building an accident prevention platform to fit every car in the world

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  • Simon Segars, CEO of ARM; Katie Koch, co-head, Fundamental Equity, at Goldman Sachs Asset Management; Barbara Humpton, president and CEO of Siemens; and Matt Heimer of FORTUNEConferences

    Business leaders say we can build a better supply chain—but it won’t happen fast

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  • Fortune CEO Initiative<br /> Washington, D.C.<br /> Monday, November 15, 2021<br /> 5.35–6.00 PM OPENING CONVERSATION<br /> HOW A VACCINE CHANGED THE WORLD<br /> Pfizer’s accelerated development of a COVID-19 vaccine is one of the great collaborative business stories of our time. The organization mobilized and centered around a renewed sense of purpose in helping to mitigate the worst public health crisis in a century. Now, how does Pfizer continue the momentum and retain that sense of pride and purpose as critics demand great COVID-19 vaccine equity globally and customers demand lower prices for other therapeutics? Dr. Albert Bourla shares his vision, leadership strategies and personal story.<br /> Dr. Albert Bourla, Chairman and CEO, Pfizer<br /> In conversation with: Alyson Shontell, Editor-in-Chief, FORTUNE<br /> Rebecca Greenfield for Fortune MagazineConferences

    How Pfizer’s CEO ruthlessly cut bureaucracy to deliver a COVID vaccine in record time

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  • Covariant CEO Peter Chen and iRobot CTO Dr. Chris Jones at Fortune Brainstorm A.I. in Boston. Nov. 9, 2021.Conferences

    How a human-robot workforce can increase efficiency

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  • Sunil Dhaliwal, general partner at Amplify Partners, and Reed Sturtevant, general partner at The Engine at MIT, at Fortune Brainstorm A.I. in Boston. Nov. 9, 2021.Conferences

    What investors look for when deciding to back an A.I. startup

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  • Accenture chair and CEO Julie Sweet at Fortune Brainstorm A.I. in Boston. Nov. 9, 2021.Conferences

    Companies approach technology investment in 1 of 3 ways, says Accenture CEO

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  • Alok Gupta, head of data science and machine learning at DoorDash, speaking at Fortune Brainstorm A.I. in Boston. Nov. 8, 2021.Conferences

    How Zipcar and DoorDash leaned on A.I. during the pandemic

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