A former CEO, board chair, and one-time pro athlete walks us through the messy, human side of leading during disruption—and why the best decisions are both fast and empathetic. Jorge Titinger joins Rachel to unpack how careers that zigzag can sharpen judgment, how inclusion outperforms diversity alone, and why he calls AI “augmented intelligence” because its highest purpose is to remove friction while preserving human connection. We start with the hard truth leaders face in tech-driven chang...
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A former CEO, board chair, and one-time pro athlete walks us through the messy, human side of leading during disruption—and why the best decisions are both fast and empathetic. Jorge Titinger joins Rachel to unpack how careers that zigzag can sharpen judgment, how inclusion outperforms diversity alone, and why he calls AI “augmented intelligence” because its highest purpose is to remove friction while preserving human connection. We start with the hard truth leaders face in tech-driven chang...
Lessons from a Martech Founder: Mikhail Damiani on Innovation, Leadership & Building Blue Bite
That Martech Girl
24 minutes
9 months ago
Lessons from a Martech Founder: Mikhail Damiani on Innovation, Leadership & Building Blue Bite
In this episode of That Martech Girl, host Rachel Gray sits down with Mikhail Damiani, founder of Blue Bite, to uncover what it takes to build a successful martech company from the ground up. From identifying market opportunities to overcoming early-stage challenges and fostering a culture of innovation, Mikhail shares invaluable insights for aspiring entrepreneurs and marketing technology leaders. We’ll explore how Blue Bite pioneered connected product experiences, the importance of inclusiv...
That Martech Girl
A former CEO, board chair, and one-time pro athlete walks us through the messy, human side of leading during disruption—and why the best decisions are both fast and empathetic. Jorge Titinger joins Rachel to unpack how careers that zigzag can sharpen judgment, how inclusion outperforms diversity alone, and why he calls AI “augmented intelligence” because its highest purpose is to remove friction while preserving human connection. We start with the hard truth leaders face in tech-driven chang...
