From Harlem basketball courts to JPMorgan's Innovation Economy division, Derrick Thomas shares how diverse perspectives drive breakthrough innovation and why inclusion isn't just morally right, it's essential for building successful, transformative technologies.
Garrett Ransom uses blockchain and AI to empower underserved entrepreneurs, making small business lending smarter, faster, and more inclusive.
In this episode of the Storj Institute Interview Series, we sit down with Teasha Cable, CEO and Co-Founder of CModel, a platform reshaping how organizations make decisions through AI-powered decision intelligence. With over two decades of experience in operations and strategy, Teasha shares her journey from forecasting in spreadsheets to founding a tool that helps companies think smarter, move faster, and lead with purpose.
The Storj Institute emphasizes the importance of inclusivity in building a strong distributed workforce in the era of Web3. Katherine Johnson highlights that inclusion is essential for innovation and addresses the challenges of remote governance. Fostering diverse voices ensures the development of equitable technologies and enhances team dynamics.
Crypto Blood shares his journey from web developer to Bitcoin pioneer and thought leader, diving into blockchain myths, DeFi potential, AI's transformative power, and the importance of community trust. Discover his insights on creating equitable innovation and the future of emerging technologies in this compelling Storj Institute interview.
Explore how Tola Kasali's Perspective Developer merges NFTs, blockchain, and drones, redefining tech innovation with secure, real-time data management and global applications.
Musa Ogunyemi is a PhD dissertation student exploring the decentralized space, with a primary focus on blockchain confidentiality and using machine learning for transaction monitoring.
Christine Lewis interviews Imari Oliver, working on several Web3 projects, in particular his BP Smart Initiatives project.