EPISODE 249- The AI Job Market: Oxford's Professor of Entrepreneurship & Innovation Pinar Ozcan on Who Gets Left Behind

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Pinar Ozcan is a Professor of Entrepreneurship and Innovation at Said Business School, University of Oxford, where she specializes in strategy, fintech, AI, and the emergence of new markets. A Stanford-trained researcher with a PhD from the Stanford Technology Ventures Program, she has built one of the most respected academic careers at the intersection of technology, finance, and business strategy. Pinar is the founder of Inspiring Female Founders, an Oxford-led global series championing women entrepreneurs, and serves on the World Economic Forum Council for Financial Education, working with world leaders to improve financial literacy for people of all ages. On The Menu: What the job market really needs from graduates now Where AI genuinely changes lives vs hype Is AI humanity's savior or its downfall? The one money concept that would change everything Why 2% of VC funding goes to women founders What makes a community last vs burn out fast The ugly truth about corporate short-sightedness

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