The #1 Leadership Mistake When Using AI in the Workplace with Heather Bellini

In this insightful episode, Karen Gilhooly sits down with Heather Bellini to discuss the transformative impact of AI in the workplace, strategies for effective leadership, and the importance of embracing change. Heather shares her perspective on integrating AI tools into the workplace, the importance of constructive feedback, and what personal and professional successes truly look like. Tune in for valuable tips on navigating today's evolving work environment. About Heather Bellini Heather is the President and Chief Financial Officer at InvestCloud, a global leader in financial software and digital wealth management solutions. Prior to InvestCloud, she served as CFO at a cybersecurity software firm Deep Instinct and spent nearly 10 years as a Partner at Goldman Sachs, where she covered the Software & Select Internet Sector and led the Technology Research Group.  In 2020, Heather was named one of Barron's 100 Most Influential Women in U.S. Finance. Connect with Heather on LinkedIn at https://www.linkedin.com/in/heather-bellini-6177a/ Dive deeper from the podcast and check out Host Karen Gilhooly's book - The Three Bucket Leader https://a.co/d/08vuNA9 This book is for leaders who: ✅ Want to inspire their teams to be All-In. ✅ Need to reclaim their time and focus on what truly matters. ✅ Are ready to align their influence with purpose and lead with intention. If that's YOU, this book will change the way you lead. Download the first chapter for free at: www.karengilhooly/three-bucket-leader This podcast was Produced by Rainbow Creative Executive Producers Matthew Jones and Lauren Feighan, and Nathan Wheatley as Editor. 00:00 Introduction: The Rise of AI in Business 00:48 Effective Team Leadership and Constructive Feedback 02:17 Embracing Change and Innovation 06:56 AI's Impact on Business Operations 15:11 Personal Reflections and Career Highlights 17:27 Conclusion and Final Thoughts Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices