Take Command: A Leadership Podcast · 2025-06-24 · 42 min
About the Guest: Sowmyanarayan Sampath is the CEO of Verizon Consumer, leading a multibillion-dollar division serving over 100 million customers across the U.S. Known for his calm leadership and strategic vision, he’s focused on operational excellence and reskilling teams to stay ahead in a fast-evolving digital landscape. What You Will Learn: Why AI is a deflationary force that every company needs How to use AI as a personal growth and communication tool The career advantage of thinking in three-year chapters What to do when your job evolves - or disappears Evergreen skills that matter more than ever: clarity, curiosity, and communication This episode is packed with insight, strategy, and practical optimism. Whether you're navigating a tech transformation or planning your next leadership chapter, Sampath will inspire you to think longer, lead better, and move with intention. Please rate and review this Episode! We'd love to hear from you! Leaving a review helps us ensure we deliver content that resonates with you. Your feedback can inspire others to
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