🔮 LIVE now: Exponentially hits the screens

I travel to Tallinn, Estonia to understand what it takes to run a digitally-resilient society

Yesterday, I shared the very first glance at my new TV series Exponentially, produced in partnership with Bloomberg Originals.

The first episode — my conversation with the Prime Minister of Estonia Kaja Kallas — aired on Bloomberg TV in the U.S. last night, and it is now available on-demand around the world.

The easiest way to watch the episode is on YouTube — and when you do watch it, please hit LIKE and leave a comment 🙏🏽💗

If you want to stream the episode on other platforms, we recommend you download the free Bloomberg App on your Apple TV, Samsung TV Plus and other connected TVs. Other streaming options include the Roku Channel, LG Channels, Tubi and Vizio WatchFree+.

Now, here are some personal notes on today’s episode…

I’ve been fascinated by Estonia’s journey since my first visit 20 years ago. The country has not only reinvented itself post-independence but also built a digitally-resilient society in the face of serious cyber threats from Russia.

PM Kallas leads the world’s most technologically-progressive and engaged government, and this conversation will be a treat for policy-makers and technologists alike. We recorded this conversation a couple of months ago, and I focused on understanding…

• How Western governments can learn from Estonia’s embrace of digital technologies,

• How Estonian’s entrepreneurs make the most of the market limitations by going global,

• How to think of the expanding attack surface and multiple conflicts we have on our hands — energy, cyber and physical wars happening simultaneously.

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🙏 Be part of the Exponentially journey:

• Watch the episode and encourage others to do the same.

• Hit LIKE on YouTube and, if you’re inspired, leave a comment.

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All of this will help us reach more people who want to learn from our work. Many, many thanks!

With Estonia’s Prime Minister Kaja Kallas in Tallinn earlier this year.