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How do we maximize the potential of AI? Interview with Charlotte Mattfolk (IAMAI)

Podcast #58

How do we maximize the potential of AI? Interview with Charlotte Mattfolk (IAMAI)

In this section, we dive into the question: How do we maximize the potential of AI? Plantvision's Robert Velén interviews Charlotte Mattfolk, who has a long career as a strategy and management consultant and former CEO and head of strategy. In the conversation, Charlotte shares insights on how data management and analysis can be translated into real business value. Together they discuss how AI can be used to identify new markets, drive business development and strengthen organizations' strategic position. Charlotte currently runs the AI platform IAMAI, which connects client needs with freelance management consultants.

Jun 13 2025

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