Forthlane Features: Conversations on Global Wealth and Asset Management
Forthlane Features: Conversations on Global Wealth and Asset Management
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Forthlane Features is a podcast for individuals seeking insights into sophisticated global investment strategies. Through engaging interviews with experts in the wealth and asset management industry, the podcast provides listeners with access to the minds and institutions behind the world’s most sophisticated financial strategies. Forthlane Features is brought to you by Forthlane Partners. Forthlane Partners provides independent wealth and asset management services to ultra-high-net-worth clients across Canada. The team is dedicated to curating global, diversified portfolios that are actively managed to navigate the global macroeconomic environment and align with the unique goals and circumstances of each client. Forthlane’s investment approach is centered on delivering consistent and compelling returns, with less risk.
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The podcast focuses on themes such as global investment strategies, wealth preservation, and asset management with episodes featuring discussions on topics like creating resilient portfolios during economic challenges and innovative approaches to client service in wealth management.

Forthlane Features is the premier podcast for high-net-worth individuals and families, family offices, and their trusted advisors. This podcast brings listeners direct access to the global experts and institutions across the wealth and asset management landscape, offering insights into sophisticated, institutional-grade capital allocation, alternative asset classes, and beyond.
Through conversations with top-tier investment managers and advisors to high-net-worth clients, listeners gain access to insights on preserving and growing wealth in even the most challenging market environments .
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In this episode of Forthlane Features, Vanessa Hui sits down with
Jodi Baker Calamai, National Managing Partner of Human Capital
Consulting at Deloitte and contributor to Deloitte’s 2026 Global
Human Capital Trends Report.
The conversation explores how AI is reshaping organizations,
leadership, and competitive advantage, and why the firms best
positioned to win may not be those investing the most aggressively in
technology, but those investing most effectively in people.
Drawing on her experience advising leadership teams through large-
scale organizational transformation, Jodi discusses why this AI cycle
differs from previous technological shifts, the growing importance of
adaptability and human judgment, and the risks organizations face
when they prioritize technology implementation while neglecting
culture and leadership.
WHAT TO LISTEN FOR
1:07 Does the AI transition feel fundamentally different from past technology cycles?
4:02 What signals distinguish genuinely AI-ready organizations from those chasing headline?
8:18 Why technology-focused organizations are 1.6 times more likely to miss returns on AI investment?
11:26 How CEOs, board members, and investors can identify “AI cultural debt” before it quietly destroys performance?
24:38 What founders, entrepreneurs, and board members should prioritize in an AI-enabled world?
GUEST: JODI BAKER CALAMAI, NATIONAL MANAGING PARTNER, HUMAN CAPITAL | DELOITTE
CONNECT WITH VANESSA HUI, SENIOR CLIENT ADVISOR, FORTHLANE PARTNERS

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