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Harvard Division of Continuing Education

Harvard Division of Continuing Education

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Oct 14, 2026

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Episode 8: The Rise of Robotics: How Intelligent Machines Are Transforming Industries

Oct 14 · 4 Mentions

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We're pulling from practical playbooks like the Sam Fire Club, Forbes, the Manhattan Institute of Management.
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Plus some really interesting leadership frameworks from Harvard DCE.
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Yes.
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And we're even getting into some deeply analytical academic studies like we've got one covering business networks in South Africa and another looking at the hyperspeed live streaming e-commerce markets in China.
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Exactly.
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You start looking for the most interesting problems you can learn about instead.
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And what's fascinating here is how this ties into the insights from Harvard DCE.
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This isn't just some feel-good trick for introverts.
Rachel GignacHOST
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I'm Rachel Gignac, content manager for CSP Conferences, including c-store Women, which is coming up November second through fourth in Paradise Valley, Arizona.
Rachel GignacHOST
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Today, our guest is Diana Buttu, an international lawyer, negotiation expert, and instructor with the Professional and Executive Development program at Harvard's Division of Continuing Education.
Rachel GignacHOST
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Diana has spent years studying and teaching negotiation, with a focus on helping people in high-stakes conversations and making more strategic decisions.
Rachel GignacHOST
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She'll be joining us at c-store Women this November for an interactive session on negotiations, and attendees will get to put some of these concepts into practice during her session, which is on November third, the second day of the conference.
Nora LaureanoHOST
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Her work includes business covenants to work pre-competitively towards shared food waste reduction goals through sector summits, working groups, and pilot projects.
Nora LaureanoHOST
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Anne earned an undergraduate degree from George Washington in International Politics, an MBA from the Middlebury Institute of International Studies and International Business, and completed non-degree graduate studies through Harvard University's Division of Continuing Education with a focus in sustainable food systems.
AyaHOST
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Together, they will help us better understand Hotel Kitchen.
AyaHOST
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Without further ado, Anne and Ali, please take it away.

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