Verizon CEO Says Company Must Become 'Nimble,' Think Like a Startup
WSJ Leadership Institute Presents: LeadersShow Notes
Dan Schulman, one month into his role as Verizon CEO, details his vision for the company as well as what he sees as three concurrent waves that will transform the tech industry: AI, quantum computing, and humanoid robotics. Recorded Nov. 11, 2025.
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