Cloud and Commerce: CEOs of Intuit, Marvell, Klarna +More
Sasan Goodarzi of Intuit, Matt Murphy of Marvell, Sebastian Siemiatkowski of Klarna
The financial markets have been bumpy in January, but I talked to CEOs who are taking a longer view. Also: I’ve got a free Black History Month resource for you at the bottom of the newsletter. Don’t miss it!
Marvell CEO Matt Murphy on the Coming Tech Transformation in Cars: Working Lunch
Maybe distance running can help build CEO focus? Meet Matt Murphy, Marvell Technology CEO and triathlete, and consider where he sees opportunity in the semiconductor market, in my latest installment of Working Lunch, on CNBC’s Power Lunch:
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Intuit CEO Sasan Goodarzi on Survival, Inflection Points and Betting on People
Sasan Goodarzi leads Intuit, which has made a bold expansion into consumer and small-business services with the acquisitions of Credit Karma and Mailchimp. His personal journey includes inflection points and setbacks. He unpacked it all with me in this Fortt Knox 1:1:
Klarna CEO Sebastian Siemiatkowski on the Making of Klarna and the Next Commerce Revolution
Sebastian Siemiatkowski’s company isn’t just about the buy-now-pay-later trend; Klarna’s pushing to break new ground in retail efficiency, loyalty and customer satisfaction. I talked to him about sweeping changes in digital commerce, and his own rocky road from immigrant outcast to high-tech founder:
Should Apple Ditch AirTags Because of Stalkers? On the Other Hand
Reports mount that stalkers and thieves are using Apple's AirTags to track people without their knowledge. Is the tech worth the trouble? I argued both sides in the latest edition of On the Other Hand, on CNBC's Squawk Box:
Check out The Black Experience in America: The Course, an online educational resource I researched, designed and built. A free PDF download is available to bring the material to kids, and the online interactive experience is made for young people and adults. You can also take interactive courses at your own pace. And new in time for Black History Month: Update the banner of your social media profile on LinkedIn, Facebook or Twitter to show your appreciation for figures in history, with these free images. Just sign in for access: