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Fast Break

Fast Break

By: M3 Elevate
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Join host Matt Cranney, Executive Vice President of M3 Elevate, as he sits down with the top business leaders to share real stories, fresh insights, and practical strategies to help you elevate your business.

2026 M3 Elevate
Economics Management Management & Leadership
Episodes
  • AI at Work: The Shift From Access to Impact
    8 Oct 2026

    In this episode of Fast Break, Matt Cranney sits down with Doug Barton of the UW E-Business Consortium to explore how leaders can move beyond AI tools and begin reshaping how work gets done. The conversation covers adoption, trust, change management, risk, and the leadership decisions that can turn AI experimentation into meaningful business transformation.

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    33 min
  • Internships That Move Businesses Forward
    10 Sep 2026

    Fresh Eyes, Real Impact. The next generation of talent may be closer than you think. In this episode of Fast Break, HR professionals discuss how thoughtful internship programs can create value for interns, managers, and the business.

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    24 min
  • Solving or Collecting: How better questions build ownership and clarity
    13 Aug 2026

    Great leaders are not always the ones with the fastest answers. Often, they are the ones brave enough to ask the better question. In this episode of Fast Break, Matt Cranney sits down with Nate Hoffman, founder and president of Carrus Group, to explore how curiosity, clarity, and courage can change the way leaders guide their teams. From challenging assumptions to resisting the urge to take every problem back to your own office, this conversation offers a practical look at how asking the right questions can build ownership, strengthen decision-making, and help leaders create space for better solutions.

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    25 min
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