#MillenniumLive: Beyond the Score: Confidence, Cost, and The Future of Cognitive Care with Elli Kaplan, Founder and CEO of Neurotrack

Elli Kaplan, Founder & CEO at Neurotrack, joins the podcast to talk about what’s changed over the last two years, the growing cost of inaction, and why a cognitive screener alone may not be enough. Elli shares how Neurotrack is going beyond a score to create a broader cognitive care enablement platform—one designed to bring together the clinical context clinicians need, fit into existing workflows, and support confident decision-making. Elli also look at what it really takes for health systems to implement this kind of solution without adding another disconnected tool to an already complex technology environment. And like we do on so many of our episodes, we’ll look ahead: What could cognitive care look like five years from now if health systems get this right—and what does that mean for patients?

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About Neurotrack

Neurotrack is a cognitive care enablement platform that helps primary care teams detect, diagnose, and manage cognitive decline earlier. Founded on decades of neuroscience research, Neurotrack replaces outdated paper-based screeners with a fast, reliable digital assessment that fits into routine visits or can be self-administered by patients at home, before an appointment, or anywhere care happens. The result: providers gain the confidence to act on cognitive concerns rather than refer and wait, and patients get answers years sooner.

Earlier detection also carries direct economic value. Under CMS’s V28 risk adjustment model, accurate dementia diagnosis and documentation protect appropriate reimbursement, while earlier intervention reduces the avoidable hospitalizations and emergency utilization that drive costs in undiagnosed populations. With seamless integration into leading EMRs, including Epic, Neurotrack partners with health systems, health plans, and value-based care organizations to close the gap between the first signs of cognitive decline and a documented diagnosis with a care plan behind it.

To learn more, visit www.neurotrack.com

Applied AI Redesigning Work Operations with Phenom

In partnership with Phenom

4-5 November 2026 | PARIS, France | H4 Wyndham Paris

1.5 Days | 25+ sessions & breakouts | 30+ speakers | 500+ attendees

Every organisation is under pressure to adopt AI for their workforce operations, but most lack the tools and strategy to support it.

IAMPHENOM Europe brings together global leaders for a packed day of learning from the experts and your peers, outlining the playbook for applying AI, agents, automation, and experience to redesign work operations.

Join Phenom in Paris and be part of the conversation shaping the future of work.

Register today to secure your spot.

About Phenom

With a purpose of helping a billion people find the right work, Phenom is an applied AI company that helps organizations hire faster, develop better and retain longer.

To learn more, visit www.phenom.com.

Live Webinar: When Strong Markets Become Growth Traps with Browsi

In partnership with Browsi

Most brands put next year’s budget where they won last year. It feels safe. However, in a shrinking category, your strongest markets are often where competitors pile in, and every point of growth there costs more than the last.

The team at Campfire saw it happen with a client, so they flipped the question. Instead of asking where the brand had always done well, they asked where competitors weren’t showing up. They used real-time competitive intelligence from Browsi’s PolarisAI to find markets with almost no competitive pressure, then moved the budget there.

On October 15, Campfire and Browsi walk through the whole story: the data, the pushback, and what happened once the campaign went live.

What you’ll learn:

Why historical sales data can point teams toward markets that are already saturated
How Campfire used competitor activity, CPM, and CTR to uncover whitespace
How to challenge the assumptions behind a media brief
How a shared competitive view can align stakeholders and accelerate decision-making

Speakers: David Gogel, Kelly Gadsby and Aidan Clark from Campfire, with BG Weiss and Samuel Robinson (host) from Browsi.

Save your seat for October 15.

About Browsi

Browsi helps marketers and advertisers outperform their competitors’ ads with insightful data. Get a view of your campaign performance, your competitors’ strategy, and where you’re winning or falling behind.

To learn more, visit www.browsi.com.

The Business Case for Einvoicing with Fintua

Contributed by Fintua

Cost savings, cash flow and compliance benefits for global businesses

As eInvoicing mandates accelerate worldwide, global businesses can no longer treat eInvoicing as a local, back-office process. It’s now a strategic lever for cost reduction, cash flow and compliance.

This whitepaper outlines the commercial and compliance benefits of eInvoicing, showing how finance and tax leaders can move from fragmented, decentralised invoicing to a centralised, future-ready model.

What’s inside:

Why eInvoicing is becoming a global regulatory requirement
How decentralised eInvoicing models increase cost, complexity and compliance risk
The four pillars of an eInvoicing business case
Where organisations achieve measurable ROI, from processing costs to DSO and audit readiness
Which capabilities to prioritise when selecting an eInvoice provider

Download the Whitepaper here.

About Fintua

Fintua is a global indirect tax technology company helping multinational businesses simplify and automate VAT compliance, eInvoicing, VAT recovery and tax payments through one connected platform.

Built by tax experts for tax experts, the Fintua Platform brings together compliance, reporting, reconciliation and recovery workflows to give tax and finance teams greater visibility, control and confidence across jurisdictions. By combining intelligent automation, real-time insights and seamless ERP integration, Fintua helps organisations reduce compliance risk, improve efficiency and adapt to evolving regulatory requirements, including eInvoicing, digital reporting and VAT in the Digital Age (ViDA) initiatives.

Trusted by global enterprises, Fintua enables businesses to manage the end-to-end indirect tax lifecycle from a single platform, transforming tax from a complex administrative burden into a strategic business advantage.

To learn more, visit www.fintua.com.

Meta’s Enterprise AI Push Raises Bigger Questions for CIOs Featuring Alex Sobol

Contributed by Information Week

Featuring Alex Sobol, Co-Founder at The Millennium Alliance

CIOs expect new enterprise AI entrants to establish trust, not just provide better capabilities.

Meta is making a significant shift in where it sees its AI business growing: beyond the consumers who use its apps and into the enterprises that run their businesses on third-party software.

Meta Enterprise Platform, introduced Monday, brings its AI models, agents and developer tools together for businesses and developers. The company also hired former MongoDB CEO Chirantan “CJ” Desai, who has a background in enterprise software, to lead the effort. Meta has spent years building AI into Facebook, Instagram, WhatsApp and its other consumer products; now it wants companies to use that same technology to run parts of their businesses.

Meta isn’t the only AI company making that enterprise move. OpenAI unveiled Dots the following day, pitching the product as always-on AI systems that can pursue goals across applications and deepen the company’s push into enterprise work. Taken together, the moves point to a broader shift in the AI market: Companies that built the current generation of AI products are trying to turn those technologies into enterprise platforms, with agents providing a new route into business processes.

But enterprises aren’t starting from scratch. CIOs already have AI capabilities from the technology vendors they use today, so a new platform has to offer more than another set of features. It has to justify another layer of technology — and, critically, earn enough trust for its software to operate inside the business.

“Every new player in the space is just another thing to evaluate, secure and govern,” said Alex Sobol, co-founder and managing partner of The Millennium Alliance, a platform for C-suite peer-to-peer engagement.

Discover What’s Next for Enterprise AI. Read the Full Article Here.

About Information Week

For more than 40 years, InformationWeek has been a trusted source for CIOs and other IT leaders seeking comprehensive and authentic coverage of the constantly evolving world of technology and its impact on business. Our experienced and ethical journalists conduct in-depth examinations of crucial issues and the impact of global events on IT operations and strategies, helping forward-thinking executives stay at the forefront of their industries. InformationWeek also provides a platform for enterprise IT leaders and leading tech companies to share their insights and experiences through exclusive interviews, opinion pieces and events, offering firsthand accounts of strategies, trends and innovations.

For more information, visit www.informationweek.com

#MillenniumLive: The Cost of Standing Still: Is Your MHE Fleet Losing You Money? with UgoWork

Most people hear “electrification” and think of electric cars. But some of the biggest opportunities are happening in a much less visible place: the forklifts moving goods through warehouses and distribution centers. In this episode, we explore the hidden technology and cost gaps surrounding industrial material-handling equipment (MHE). JF Marchand, Marketing Director at UgoWork, examines why many fleets are still relying on outdated lead-acid technology, how the OEM and dealer ecosystem influences fleet-energy decisions, what differentiates UgoWork’s lithium solutions, and how its fleet intelligence platform turns battery data into actionable insights. The episode also covers the accelerating adoption of lithium, the tension between site-level uptime priorities and enterprise-wide asset efficiency, and how better data can help organizations close that gap. For supply chain and operations leaders, the takeaway is clear: the battery powering a forklift may be much more than an equipment decision. It can be a lever for productivity, visibility, and significant cost savings. About UgoWork: UgoWork is on a mission to eliminate energy waste in the material handling industry. We develop smart lithium-ion forklift batteries and charging infrastructure engineered for the real world: non-stop pressure, tough warehouse conditions, and constant changes on the floor. Beyond products, we address every energy challenge—from understanding power consumption and grid constraints to optimizing asset life and managing large-scale fleet transitions. Based in Québec, Canada, they power some of the largest S&P 500 and Fortune 500 operations across North America—making lift truck energy one less thing to worry about. Learn more at ugowork.com.

About JF Marchand

JF Marchand is the Marketing Director at UgoWork, a fast-growing technology company driving operational transformation in the industrial sector. A trained mechanical engineer with a career rooted in innovation, JF brings over 15+ years of experience helping international tech companies scale by aligning commercial strategy with purpose-driven product development. At UgoWork, he leads a multidisciplinary team across strategy, brand, demand generation, sales enablement, and outbound growth. With a sharp focus on delivering business impact, JF builds marketing and business development engines that prioritize operational efficiency, reduce waste, and accelerate enterprise adoption. JF is known for his strategic mindset, collaborative leadership style, and bias for action. He thrives in fast-paced environments where cross-functional alignment, creativity, and shared values fuel growth. For him, building successful teams is as much about having fun and developing people as it is about delivering results.

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About UgoWork

UgoWork is an intelligent energy system designed, manufactured, and marketed for forklifts. More than a lithium-ion battery, it is a tool that relieves the pain associated with the operation of forklifts running on several shifts per day (typically more than 2,000 hours per year) in the food, pharmaceutical, retail, manufacturing, and logistics industries.

Due to lower operating costs and environmental concerns, the electric forklift market is currently gaining shares over internal combustion. However, fleet owners are limited by the performance of lead-acid batteries and, worse, waste time with a lot of dangerous handling. The undeniable advantages of lithium-ion mark a major break in the lead-acid era.

UgoWork believes that this is an era of services where critical activities are now worth outsourcing to real specialists. UgoWork has chosen to distinguish itself from traditional equipment suppliers by providing reliable and efficient energy rather than a simple battery. The business model (Energy as a Service) is therefore an important constituent of the differentiation of its offer.

To learn more, visit www.ugowork.com.

Candice Ciresi, SVP General Counsel, Corp. Secretary at David’s Bridal, Recognized with the Legal Innovator of the Year Award!

The Millennium Alliance is proud to announce that Candice Ciresi, SVP, General Counsel & Corporate Secretary at David’s Bridal, received the Legal Innovator of the Year Award at our Transformational Chief Legal Officer Assembly, held September 23–24 at The Wigwam Resort in Phoenix.

See the full list of winners and learn how you could be our next nominee—visit our Awards Page!

About Candice Ciresi

Candace is an accomplished legal executive with more than two decades of in-house experience across major public and private companies. Her expertise spans high-stakes governance, complex transactions, and enterprise risk, with a proven ability to protect the organization while enabling strategic growth.

#MillenniumLive: From MQLs to AI Agents: Reimagining B2B Inbound Demand with Docket

What if the biggest untapped opportunity in B2B isn’t generating more traffic—but actually having a conversation with the people already visiting your website? Nearly all B2B website visitors leave without ever speaking to someone, and in this episode, we have leadership from our partners at Docket to address why that problem has persisted and whether AI agents can finally change it. Arjun Pillai, CEO, Docket and Gary Amaral, VP, Marketing, Docket join Millennium Live to talk through the latest developments in B2B go-to-market. The conversation goes beyond the hype around AI agents to examine how an the Inbound Demand Agent can engage prospects, qualify intent, use trusted company knowledge, Sales Knowledge Lake™ at Docket, and hand off to sales when a human is needed. Arjun and Gary also challenge the traditional MQL model and discuss what happens to marketing and sales roles when the first inbound interaction is no longer handled by a form or a rep.

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About Docket

Docket is the Agentic Marketing platform for B2B revenue teams. Its AI Marketing Agent is always on — engaging website visitors the moment they land, answering product questions from approved knowledge, qualifying intent in the conversation, routing to the right rep, and booking meetings.

Powered by the Docket Sales Knowledge Lake™ — a governed knowledge foundation unifying product, pricing, security, and competitive intelligence — the AI Marketing Agent answers only from what you’ve approved. Every conversation produces an Agent Qualified Lead (AQL): a fully documented lead with qualification status, intent signals, and a context card synced to your CRM before the rep’s first call.

B2B companies deploying Docket see a 36% conversation start rate versus 13% on legacy form flows, 15% more qualified pipeline, 12% higher win rates, and 10% shorter sales cycles. Demandbase automated 93% of seller queries in under two weeks. Docket goes live in 7–14 days.

Docket is SOC 2 Type II, ISO 27001, and GDPR certified. It does not train on customer data.

To learn more, visit www.docket.io

James Downing, Chief Compliance Officer at JLL Capital Markets, Recognized with the Compliance Innovator of the Year Award!

The Millennium Alliance is proud to announce that James Downing, Chief Compliance Officer at JLL Capital Markets, received the Compliance Innovator of the Year Award at our Transformational Enterprise GRC Assembly, held September 23–24 at The Wigwam Resort in Phoenix.

See the full list of winners and learn how you could be our next nominee—visit our Awards Page!

About James Downing

James is a Chief Compliance Officer and trusted advisor to executive teams, providing practical applications of regulation to businesses to help ensure business objectives are met. He has experience with FINRA, the 1940 Investment Advisers Act, the Investment Company Act in the U.S., as well as extensive international compliance experience. He has worked across both retail and institutional sectors, building compliance programs that meet the letter of the law while aligning with regulators’ and executives’ expectations.

The Millennium Alliance Appoints Jonathan Tam as CMO to Sharpen Its Brand as the Go-To Platform for Enterprise C-Suite Access

New York, NY — September 22, 2026 — The Millennium Alliance is proud to announce the appointment of Jonathan Tam as its new Chief Marketing Officer. A seasoned B2B marketing and information services executive, Tam brings more than two decades of experience spanning marketing strategy, brand transformation, research, digital media, and go-to-market leadership to help drive The Millennium Alliance through its next phase of growth.

Tam joins The Millennium Alliance following his tenure as Chief Marketing Officer at EMARKETER, where he led the company’s marketing organization and played a key role in rebranding and modernizing the business, launching new products, campaigns and its portfolio of events and industry experiences. During his tenure, he helped connect research, data, and insights with the needs of senior marketing and business leaders.

Prior to EMARKETER, Tam served as Vice President of Marketing at Liferay and held senior research leadership roles at Forrester. His career has included leadership across marketing, research, analytics, and technology, giving him a unique perspective on how organizations can translate market intelligence into stronger brands, deeper customer engagement, and sustainable growth.

“Enterprise leaders are drowning in content and starving for something that actually feels real, and that’s what Millennium has built for 12 years. Right now, the results are ahead of the recognition, and closing that gap is exactly what I’m here for. That means a brand that lands just as strong with the C-suite leaders in the room as it does with the partners who help make the room possible.” – Jonathan Tam, CMO of The Millennium Alliance

In his new role, Tam will lead strategic initiatives focused on strengthening The Millennium Alliance’s global brand, advancing its use of data and market intelligence, and expanding its market presence. Working closely with the executive and marketing leadership teams, he will help shape the company’s brand strategy, deepen understanding of its Enterprise C-Suite audience, and identify new opportunities to drive engagement and long-term growth.

“Jonathan brings an exceptional combination of strategic marketing leadership, B2B expertise, and a deep understanding of how to build brands in information-driven businesses,” said Alex Sobol, Co-Founder and Managing Partner of The Millennium Alliance. “His experience across marketing, research, data, and technology makes him a tremendous addition to our executive team. We’re excited to have him help shape the next chapter of Millennium as we continue to expand our platform and reach.”

For more information or to get in contact with The Millennium Alliance directly, contact [email protected].

ABOUT THE MILLENNIUM ALLIANCE

Founded in 2014, The Millennium Alliance is a premier technology and business advisory firm dedicated to transforming the digital enterprise. By bridging the gap between enterprise C-Suite leaders and their technology partners, we’ve become a global leader in corporate-level executive education and peer-to-peer engagement.

We provide unparalleled access to the enterprise technology community through a combination of premium digital properties and high-impact, in-person experiences, helping organizations of all sizes effectively engage this influential audience.

Our Impact & Reach

We provide senior executives with tangible, real-world learning through a mix of curated in-person experiences and a supporting multimedia ecosystem, including:

High-Impact Events: Exclusive multi-day global Assemblies, ABM-focused community dinners, and one-day city sessions designed to foster meaningful connections, actionable insights, and peer-to-peer collaboration
Digital Leadership: Robust online platforms and premium digital properties
Elite Research: Collaborative projects with world-renowned academic institutions and think tanks

A Global Community

Now one of the world’s fastest-growing platforms for the Enterprise C-Suite, the Alliance serves organizations of all sizes across the private and public sectors. Headquartered in Midtown Manhattan with European operations in the heart of London, we continue to evolve as an international hub for the innovation and technology community.