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AI didn't give me answers. It gave me a place to begin

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By Rob Smith Verified
| Formidable Podcast
Kate Macartney is the founder and CEO of MVM Strategies, an AI adoption consultancy for small and mid-sized businesses. She helps organizations move from AI familiarity to AI confidence, one workshop, one team, one "wait, it can do that?" moment at a time. One of the biggest surprises in my AI journey has nothing to do with technology. AI didn't make me more productive. It changed how I lead. That realization came during one of the most challenging seasons of my life.
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June Health’s $1.7M funding round highlights investor appetite for AI

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By Rob Smith Verified
| Formidable Podcast
A Toronto-based women’s health care platform built around AI has just raised $1.7 million in U.S. dollars ($2.4 million Canadian) to “accelerate its mission to modernize how women access and experience health care through clinician-trained AI.” June Health says its platform seeks to provide women with more comprehensive, personalized and preventative care through employers and insurers. The round was led by insurance provider Securian Canada.
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Jury orders Nike to pay $7.5M in gender discrimination case

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By Rob Smith Verified
| Formidable Podcast
A federal jury has ordered Nike to pay at least $7.5 million in damages to a former employee in a sex discrimination case. The Oregonian reports that Nike discriminated against Heather Hender, who worked as an engineer for the company from 2015 to 2020, by “paying her less than her male peers and promoting her more slowly.” Hender will receive almost $20,000 in economic damages and $7.5 million in punitive damages under Oregon law.
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