Clark Murphy

So you're playing it forward that those who trusted you, you're going to put trust in others.

So you're playing it forward that those who trusted you, you're going to put trust in others.

We talk about innovation in every organization. You have, I think, a corporate venture capital arm so that you're seeing what's emerging, what's happening. Again, we tend to think of pharma companies and consumer businesses as thinking about the future and the venture-backed. How do you think about innovation? How do you think about investment, whether it's the VC arm or not?

We talk about innovation in every organization. You have, I think, a corporate venture capital arm so that you're seeing what's emerging, what's happening. Again, we tend to think of pharma companies and consumer businesses as thinking about the future and the venture-backed. How do you think about innovation? How do you think about investment, whether it's the VC arm or not?

We talk about innovation in every organization. You have, I think, a corporate venture capital arm so that you're seeing what's emerging, what's happening. Again, we tend to think of pharma companies and consumer businesses as thinking about the future and the venture-backed. How do you think about innovation? How do you think about investment, whether it's the VC arm or not?

How do you think about that?

How do you think about that?

How do you think about that?

Your third point, innovation inside the company to disrupt the elephant dancing versus the startup. Do you find one is a greater challenge? accelerator of change for you as a culture versus the other?

Your third point, innovation inside the company to disrupt the elephant dancing versus the startup. Do you find one is a greater challenge? accelerator of change for you as a culture versus the other?

Your third point, innovation inside the company to disrupt the elephant dancing versus the startup. Do you find one is a greater challenge? accelerator of change for you as a culture versus the other?

The boyfriend of my daughter is a geological engineer, works in a mine in Montana. And I called him this morning and said, what am I supposed to ask Mike Henry? Talk mining to me, okay? Right. And he's in a hurry. He wants to go. He may not stay at BHP or somewhere else for a long term.

The boyfriend of my daughter is a geological engineer, works in a mine in Montana. And I called him this morning and said, what am I supposed to ask Mike Henry? Talk mining to me, okay? Right. And he's in a hurry. He wants to go. He may not stay at BHP or somewhere else for a long term.

The boyfriend of my daughter is a geological engineer, works in a mine in Montana. And I called him this morning and said, what am I supposed to ask Mike Henry? Talk mining to me, okay? Right. And he's in a hurry. He wants to go. He may not stay at BHP or somewhere else for a long term.

What's your advice to the emerging young employee hoping to be an executive about risk versus reward, staying with it versus pushing outside? How do you look at a career for someone today?

What's your advice to the emerging young employee hoping to be an executive about risk versus reward, staying with it versus pushing outside? How do you look at a career for someone today?

What's your advice to the emerging young employee hoping to be an executive about risk versus reward, staying with it versus pushing outside? How do you look at a career for someone today?

Mike, we end the podcast every time with a series of rapid fire questions. You just answer right with what's on the top of your mind instantly. Okay, first question. You've lived all over the world. Where in the world would you choose to live if you can live anywhere personally? It doesn't matter where you're working. Where would you live?

Mike, we end the podcast every time with a series of rapid fire questions. You just answer right with what's on the top of your mind instantly. Okay, first question. You've lived all over the world. Where in the world would you choose to live if you can live anywhere personally? It doesn't matter where you're working. Where would you live?

Mike, we end the podcast every time with a series of rapid fire questions. You just answer right with what's on the top of your mind instantly. Okay, first question. You've lived all over the world. Where in the world would you choose to live if you can live anywhere personally? It doesn't matter where you're working. Where would you live?