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In Good Company with Nicolai Tangen

Norges Bank Investment Management
Artificial Intelligence
Leadership
Domino's Pizza
Empathy
Corporate Culture
Volvo
Carl-Henric Svanberg
Citi
Siemens
Pizza Technology
Pineapple On Pizza Debate
Pizza Innovation
Decision Making
Poker
Norges Bank Investment Management
Ericsson
Spotify
Sunk Cost Fallacy
Northvolt
Assa Abloy

The CEO of the largest single investor in the world, Norges Bank Investment Management, interviews leaders of some of the largest companies in the world. You will get to know the leader, their strategy, leadership principles, and much more.

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Recent Guests

Fatih Birol
Executive Director, International Energy Agency
International Energy Agency
Episode: Fatih Birol: Global Energy Under Pressure, Europe's Mistakes and the Age of Electricity
Anne Marte Pensgaard
Professor of sports psychology, pivotal in shaping Norway's Olympic mental training
Norwegian Olympic Committee / Olympiatoppen
Episode: Anne Marte Pensgaard: Why does Norway dramatically outperform at the Olympics and what can business learn from it?
Christine Lagarde
President of the European Central Bank
European Central Bank
Episode: Christine Lagarde: Central Bank Independence, Geopolitical Fragmentation and What It Takes to Lead the ECB
Brian Armstrong
Co-founder and CEO of Coinbase
Coinbase
Episode: HIGHLIGHTS: Brian Armstrong - CEO of Coinbase
Andreas Berger
CEO of Swiss Re
Swiss Re
Episode: Swiss Re CEO: The Business of Reinsurance, Climate Impact and Risk Prevention
Robert Gentz
Co-founder and co-CEO of Zalando
Zalando
Episode: Zalando Co-CEO: Building Europe's Fashion Giant, AI in Retail and the European Dream
Reid Hoffman
Co-founder of LinkedIn; partner at Greylock; board member at Microsoft
LinkedIn, Greylock, Microsoft
Episode: HIGHLIGHTS: Reid Hoffman - co-founder of LinkedIn
Gilles Andrier
CEO of Givaudan
Givaudan
Episode: HIGHLIGHTS: Gilles Andrier - CEO of Givaudan
Mike Gitlin
President and CEO of Capital Group
Capital Group
Episode: HIGHLIGHTS: Mike Gitlin - CEO of Capital Group

Host

Nicolai Tangen
CEO of Norges Bank Investment Management, he brings extensive experience in investment management and leadership, guiding strategic discussions with high-profile guests.

Reviews

4.8 out of 5 stars from 2.3k ratings
  • Arne

    Gave up on this podcast, once again. The guests are amazing, but Nicolai ruins it by interrupting them in the middle of them sharing good info. And he doesn’t listen. Where are his follow up questions? Scripted questions are a waste of a great opportunity for a conversation. Take note of how Lex and Dwarkesh do it and get better. Then I’ll be back as a listener.

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    The Data Scientist
    Norway3 months ago
  • Great guests - host needs to improve

    Host has access to amazing guest, but often doesn’t let them finish their thoughts. Shame.

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    2
    Haim12394
    United States4 months ago
  • Excellent

    Love this podcast.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Gamborginho
    Denmark5 months ago
  • S2

    Podcast Addict
    5
    Oloko
    6 months ago
  • Caterpillar

    Political investment decisions are not smart particularly when a company’s actions are not driving the outcome you are trying to address.

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    SoCalCuster
    United States8 months ago

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The content is seen as inspiring and informative, particularly for professionals seeking to learn from industry leaders.
Listeners appreciate the quality of guests, noting that they are prominent leaders in their fields and provide valuable insights.
There are mixed feelings regarding the host's interviewing style, with some suggesting that the host interrupts too often and others valuing the directness of the questions asked.

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#44
United Kingdom/Business
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#231
Canada/Business
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#38
France/Business
Apple Podcasts
#150
Germany/Business
Apple Podcasts
#198
Australia/Business
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#211
Italy/Business

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Fatih Birol: Global Energy Under Pressure, Europe's Mistakes and the Age of Electricity
Q: How will this crisis reshape energy technology and infrastructure in the coming years?
Birol highlights a comeback in nuclear, faster electrification of transport, stronger renewables deployment with batteries, and a shift toward domestic energy production, complemented by significant grid investments and improved licensing/permitting to attract investors.
Fatih Birol: Global Energy Under Pressure, Europe's Mistakes and the Age of Electricity
Q: What about immediate policy actions to alleviate consumer pain in Europe?
He argues targeted, temporary support for vulnerable households is acceptable, while emphasizing the need to avoid permanent subsidies and to focus on boosting efficiency, expanding GRID capacity, and keeping a clear line to open, diversified energy imports.
Fatih Birol: Global Energy Under Pressure, Europe's Mistakes and the Age of Electricity
Q: What are the main differences between this crisis and past energy crises?
Birol explains that while past crises centered on specific barrels or markets, the current disruption is broader: it combines oil, gas, and critical inputs, threatens global growth, and has accelerated the transition pressures across sectors, making resilience and diversification essential.
HIGHLIGHTS: Fatih Birol - Executive Director of the International Energy Agency
Q: What historical lessons can inform today's policy responses?
He draws parallels to the 1970s oil crises, noting that those events spurred nuclear build-out, fuel efficiency standards, and North Sea development; today he anticipates renewed focus on nuclear energy, electrification of transport, and faster deployment of renewables as lessons for resilience.
HIGHLIGHTS: Fatih Birol - Executive Director of the International Energy Agency
Q: What are the main drivers behind the current energy security concerns?
Birol explains that the crisis is driven by a combination of geopolitical shocks, supply constraints, and market dynamics, with a particular emphasis on the Middle East, Russia, and global gas and LNG markets, which have pushed energy prices higher and created broad economic risks.

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The content features in-depth discussions with prominent leaders from major global companies, focusing on their strategies, leadership methods, and insights into various industries. Key guests often include CEOs and executives from technology, finance, and investment sectors, providing a platform for exploring both contemporary corporate challenges and innovative practices. What sets this series apart is its emphasis not just on business acumen, but also on personal anecdotes and philosophies that shape these leaders, making the episodes both informative and engaging for those interested in corporate leadership and investment trends. The conversations aim to bridge the gap between high-level business theory and real-world application, offer... more

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2. Anne Marte Pensgaard
3. Christine Lagarde
4. Brian Armstrong
5. Andreas Berger
6. Robert Gentz
7. Reid Hoffman
8. Gilles Andrier

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