Show Notes
In today’s episode of Fortune Daily, we dive into the evolving relationship between business and the next generation. Ziad Ahmed, Head of Next Gen at UTA, joins us to break down what companies get right—and critically wrong—about Gen Z, and how those dynamics can change.
Next, Senior AI Reporter Emily Forlini shares her latest reporting on the leadership shakeup at OpenAI. We discuss Brad Lightcap’s departure and the wave of employee exits following recent share sales.
Finally, Editor Nick Lichtenberg joins the show to break down Kalshi’s newest partnership and what it means for the future of prediction markets.
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