Everyone’s talking about AI — but few are actually making it work. In this episode of Millennium Live, we sit down with AJ Naddell, Senior Vice President of Product at JDXpert, to cut through the AI hype and talk about what really matters: clean, structured job data. From blockchain buzzwords to broken data pipelines, AJ breaks down the real reason so many HR teams struggle to get value from AI, how to fix it, and how poor data quality costs organizations millions every year. Key Topics Include: How to clean, connect, and structure your job, pay, and skills data before layering in AI What job architecture really means (and why 50% of enterprises are rebuilding theirs right now) How AI can supercharge job architecture to improve skills mapping, compensation, career pathing, and retention 👉 Connect with AJ and the JDXpert team on LinkedIn (https://www.linkedin.com/company/jdxpert) or visit jdxpert.com (http://jdxpert.com) to learn more.  🎙️ Be sure to subscribe to the MillenniumLive podcast! Hosted by Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.

🎙️ In this episode, Brandon Card, CEO and Co-Founder of Terzo, talks about how enterprise AI is transforming finance and contract management. Drawing on his experience at Microsoft and IBM, Brandon explains how Terzo’s platform helps Fortune 100 companies uncover billions in hidden waste buried in contracts. He also dives into why CFOs are missing huge cost-saving opportunities, the rise of “Service as Software” over traditional SaaS, and what it takes to bring AI into complex enterprise environments. Brandon also introduces Nirvanai, Terzo’s new multi-agent AI advisor that turns contracts, spend, and operations into a unified, real-time source of truth — redefining how enterprises operate at scale. 🎙️ Brandon Card is the CEO and Co-Founder of Terzo, an AI-powered financial intelligence platform that extracts and analyzes critical data from contracts, invoices, and other financial documents. Before founding Terzo in 2020, Brandon held roles at Microsoft and IBM. Those experiences led him to build a smarter platform for managing supplier relationships and spend. Hosted by Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.

In this episode of Millennium Live, we sit down with Karthik Manimozhi, Chief Growth Officer at MindBridge AI, to explore how today’s finance leaders can uncover what he calls hidden EBITDA — the untapped profit potential buried deep within enterprise data. Karthik shares how AI is enabling finance teams to move beyond backward-looking scorekeeping toward real-time, strategic decision-making. He dives into why legacy tech investments often trap CFOs in fragmented data systems, how unsupervised and agentic AI are redefining analytics, and what it takes to build a truly AI-ready finance team. Key Topics Discussed: The evolution of the CFO from scorekeeper to enterprise value architect The role of AI as an “enterprise MRI" for detecting hidden profit drivers How to bridge the gap between AI pilots and enterprise-scale impact 🎧 Tune in to discover how MindBridge AI is helping CFOs turn analytics into advantage— and insights into EBITDA. Hosted by Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.

As AI and automation transform nearly every corner of the workplace, one question is becoming more urgent: Are we equipping our frontline leaders to keep up — or setting them up to fail? Our guest on this episode Of MillenniumLive has been thinking deeply about this challenge — and building the tools to solve it. We’re joined by Dan Johnston, CEO and co-founder of WorkStep, a company leading the charge in helping frontline teams thrive in such a rapidly changing world. Dan believes the key to reducing turnover, improving retention, and driving frontline productivity isn’t just better tech — it’s reimagining the role of the frontline manager itself. In this episode, we dig into with Dan on how AI can enable smarter leadership and some case studies proving how some successful companies are doing differently to empower their teams. Key Topics Discussed: ✔️ Why "manager relationship" is one of the top drivers of frontline attrition ✔️ How AI is reshaping coaching, communication, and retention in real-time ✔️ What happens — financially and culturally — when we fail to support our people leaders Hosted by Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.

Hospitals face mounting pressure to reduce preventable readmissions and avoid costly care gaps — especially during the critical post-acute phase when patients transition to skilled nursing facilities. In this episode, we sit down with Hamad Husainy, Chief Medical Officer of PointClickCare, to explore how health systems are tackling “data black holes,” strengthening SNF partnerships, and embedding AI-driven insights into daily workflows. We’ll break down how predictive risk scoring works, what success looks like under value-based care, and where technology and AI are headed next for post-acute care. Hosted by Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.

Regional grocers are emerging as powerful players in the retail media revolution—and they’re doing it by tapping into their physical footprints, community ties, and a “fortune of data.” In this episode of Millennium Live, Ameet Srivastava from Quad joins us to explore how regional retailers are transforming the in-store experience with digital innovation, hyper-localized advertising, and smarter data strategies. From digital shelf messaging to real-world case studies like Vallarta Supermarkets, we dive into what’s working—and what’s next—for retail media at the local level. 💡 Topics include: How in-store tech is reshaping shopper behavior Why regional grocers are attracting national CPG attention The impact of cookie deprecation on retail media networks Real-world success stories from Quad’s In-Store Connect platform Tips for grocers and brands building a retail media strategy Hosted by Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.

In this healthcare-focused episode, MillenniumLive had the pleasure to have Mara Lederman, Chief Operating Officer at Signal 1, to unpack a critical question in today’s healthcare landscape: Why is AI adoption slowing down—even as enthusiasm continues to rise? Mara brings a deep, operational perspective to the conversation, offering insights into how health systems can move beyond pilot projects and scale AI effectively. Mara provides explanation into the nuances between AI governance vs. AI management, as well as actionable advice on how to lead responsibly without slowing innovation. For healthcare leaders, navigating the complex path of AI deployment can be extraordinarily challenging, but helping health leaders unlock its full potential across their organization is what Signal 1 does best. Key Topics Include: Why so many AI tools stall after pilot phase How health systems can adopt portfolio-level oversight for AI The biggest misconceptions around managing AI at scale What effective monitoring and oversight look like in practice Lessons from other industries for healthcare AI 👉 Tune in to learn how to go from AI hype… to AI impact. Hosted by Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.

On this episode of Millennium Live, we’re tackling one of the most pressing and rapidly evolving topics in the modern workplace: Employee Assistance Programs (EAPs)—and why traditional models are no longer meeting the needs of today’s workforce. Joining the pod is Stephen Sokoler, Founder of Journey, a first-of-its-kind Proactive EAP built to support every employee, every day. Journey combines a high-engagement digital platform with personalized service to help employees access support before challenges become crises. Stephen shares why conventional EAPs fall short, how Journey is reimagining mental health support, and what it takes to foster a culture where employees feel safe and empowered to prioritize their well-being. We’ll explore the future of workplace mental health, boosting benefit engagement, and the power of proactive care in building healthier, more resilient teams. Hosted by Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.

And we're back! In this episode of Millennium Live, we’re joined by Laura Bauer, Vice President of Strategy at Iris Telehealth, to explore a pressing challenge facing today’s health systems: how to reimagine emergency department (ED) care pathways for behavioral health patients. Laura brings deep experience from her years in health system strategy to unpack why behavioral health is one of the most critical—and complex—pressure points in care delivery today. She shares how telebehavioral health is quietly transforming outcomes by helping patients receive the right care in the right place, reducing unnecessary ED visits, hospital admissions, and long-term costs. Key Topics Include: Why EDs have become the default front door for behavioral health How to shift from reactive to proactive care models The ROI of investing in behavioral health pathways Real-world examples of innovation—and impact Hosted by Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.

Welcome back to Millennium Live, where we bring you the innovators, leaders, and disruptors transforming the digital enterprise and for this episode in particular, shaping the future of healthcare. We’re diving into the high-stakes world of hospital decision-making — where data, and safety, and efficiency all converge. Our guest is Howard Brick, Chief Business Officer at Etiometry — a company on a mission to transform critical care and help hospitals deliver safer, more standardized, and more cost-effective care without losing sight of the individual patient. Howard shares how Etiometry fits into a CMO’s enterprise-wide strategy, the outcomes hospitals are seeing, and why ROI is no longer just a financial metric — it’s about patient lives and provider bandwidth. We’ll also look ahead at where Etiometry is going next, from innovation to integration. Additional Key Topics: - What problem is Etiometry solving for hospitals and health systems today? - How can technology drive quality, safety, and clinical transformation at scale? - And how is Etiometry using AI in a way that clinicians actually trust? Hosted by Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.