The Word They Hide Behind
How "AI" became the best excuse in corporate history, and why the future belongs to the boards brave enough to do more with more.
Danny Devriendt
MD at OmnicomMedia SpecOps | CEO at The Eye of Horus | Founder of Heliade | Keynote speaker | AI as a strategic force, leadership under exponential change, and the long road in between | Voracious reader | Futurist (I know :-))
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