Inside the Corner Office

• Inside the Corner Office | #11 Billy Hogan - CEO of Liverpool Football Club

  Billy Hogan, CEO of Liverpool FC, joins Thomas Buberl to discuss what it truly means to lead one of the world’s most iconic football clubs. After joining the organization in 2012 and stepping into the CEO role in 2020, he has navigated major transitions, global expectations, and the unique challenge that comes with leading in a highly visible, results-driven environment.In this episode, he reflects on balancing competitiveness with perspective, guiding a multi-business sports organization, and leading effectively when outcomes on the pitch are public but not always within his control. A thoughtful conversation on modern leadership, clarity, and long-term vision, on and off the pitch.Inside the Corner Office is a podcast designed for anyone with a passion for leadership and a curiosity about the minds behind today’s successful businesses. Whether you're just starting your career or already on your path, this podcast offers a unique opportunity to learn from top CEOs who are shaping the future of industries across the globe.This episode was recorded in September 2025.Hosted on Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.

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• Inside the Corner Office | #10 Hans Vestberg - Former Chairman & CEO of Verizon

  Former Verizon Chairman and CEO Hans Vestberg joins Thomas Buberl for a candid conversation on leading with trust, resilience, and responsibility in times of uncertainty. He reflects on navigating the Covid crisis, from daily employee briefings and a no-layoff pledge to ensuring vital connectivity for millions, illustrating how strong values and calm leadership shape decisive action when it matters most.Vestberg also discusses tackling organizational complexity with clarity, using AI to empower people, and making digital inclusion a core business priority. Blending personal discipline with a deep sense of purpose, he shares timeless lessons on how leaders can stay grounded, human, and forward-looking in an ever-evolving world.Note: This conversation was recorded prior to Hans Vestberg’s departure as Chairman and CEO of Verizon. Inside the Corner Office is a podcast designed for anyone with a passion for leadership and a curiosity about the minds behind today’s successful businesses.Whether you're just starting your career or already on your path, this podcast offers a unique opportunity to learn from top CEOs who are shaping the future of industries across the globe.Hosted on Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.

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• Inside the Corner Office | #9 Satya Nadella - Chairman & CEO of Microsoft

  In this episode of Inside the Corner Office, Thomas Buberl sits down with Satya Nadella, Chairman and CEO of Microsoft, to explore what leadership looks like in the era of AI. From navigating the legacy of iconic predecessors to shaping Microsoft’s mission and culture, Nadella reflects on what he calls a “refounding moment”, a turning point where clarity, humility, and conviction became the core drivers of his leadership. Drawing on lessons from his book Hit Refresh, he explains why culture is more important today than ever, and why the CEO role is as much about learning as it is about leading.As Microsoft celebrates 50 years and AXA turns 40, the two CEOs, both “third-generation” leaders, discuss the demands of stewarding legacy companies over time. From the rise of AI to geopolitical change, Nadella offers a candid look at how global CEOs must evolve, touching on key topics including building trust, the increasing importance of digital sovereignty, and designing organizations that can adapt before the world demands it. A powerful conversation on leadership with heart, purpose, and precision.Inside the Corner Office is a podcast designed for anyone with a passion for leadership and a curiosity about the minds behind today’s successful businesses.Whether you're just starting your career or already on your path, this podcast offers a unique opportunity to learn from top CEOs who are shaping the future of industries across the globe.Hosted on Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.

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• Inside the Corner Office | #8 Dorin Recean - Prime Minister of Moldova

  In this episode, Dorin Recean, Prime Minister of the Republic of Moldova, joins Inside the Corner Office for a compelling conversation on what it means to lead through complexity.Before entering public office, Recean built a successful career in the private sector, with deep experience in tech, business strategy, and data analysis. In this episode, he reflects on how those experiences continue to shape his leadership today, from managing uncertainty to promoting reliable information in a fragmented world.Together with host Thomas Buberl, they explore:The transition from CEO to head of stateHow to maintain public trust in an era of competing narrativesThe role of public-private partnerships in Moldova’s futureWhat defines modern leadership across sectorsA thoughtful episode on clarity, resilience, and leading with purpose: whether in business, politics, or beyond.--Inside the Corner Office is a podcast designed for anyone with a passion for leadership and a curiosity about the minds behind today’s successful businesses. Whether you're just starting your career or already on your path, this podcast offers a unique opportunity to learn from top CEOs who are shaping the future of industries across the globe.Hosted on Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.

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• Inside the Corner Office | #7 Larry Fink - Founder and CEO of BlackRock

  In this episode of Inside the Corner Office, Thomas Buberl sits down with Larry Fink, Founder, Chairman, and CEO of BlackRock, the world’s largest asset manager. From a modest beginning with eight people in a single room to managing over $11 trillion in assets across more than 100 countries, Larry shares the personal and professional journey that shaped his leadership and the firm’s culture. He reflects on the early career setback that led to BlackRock’s founding and how that experience planted the seeds for a company built on risk management, long-term thinking, and client-centric innovation. Together, they explore what makes a great company, the importance of culture and succession, and how leaders can navigate complexity without losing sight of their core purpose. Candid and introspective, this episode offers rare insights into one of finance’s most influential minds and what it really takes to lead through change.Hosted on Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.

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