Ginni Rometty: Reflections on a Career by the First Female CEO of IBM

In this episode of the Remarkable People podcast, Guy Kawasaki interviews Ginni Rometty, former CEO of IBM, to discuss her experiences and insights on leadership and innovation in the tech industry. The episode explores topics like workplace diversity, AI's future, and technology's role in addressing societal issues. Rometty's wisdom and experience inspire anyone interested in business and technology. From Childhood Challenges to CEO of IBM: Ginni Rometty's Story.

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00:16 to 02:08 - Intro
05:16 to 06:19 - How Ginni found her success through pivoting
27:25 to 28:58 - Recalling who you envisioned yourself from your past and how it shaped your present.
46:24 to 47:13 - Celebrate progress, not perfection + Teaser
1:08:02 to 1:09:07 - OUTRO

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