Gregg Johnson

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Establishing clear rules and transparent audits transforms business compliance into a competitive advantage. When it comes to running a business, fraud prevention is no longer just about implementing tight controls—it’s about culture, technology, and shared responsibility. By focusing on quality control, training P&L owners, and encouraging employees to learn how to think like auditors, organizations can make accountability part of their DNA. When paired with AI-powered insights and process automation, these cultural and operational safeguards form a resilient defense against both internal errors and external threats. Below, nine members of Fast Company Executive Board each share one best practice for helping companies strengthen their internal processes to eliminate the possibility of being scammed and avoid errors.

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Like many organizations, Invoca’s AI journey started with curiosity. When generative AI exploded into public awareness in late 2022, Johnson gave his teams room to experiment.

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AI is reshaping marketing, but its greatest impact may be how it redefines us as leaders.

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According to Gregg Johnson, CEO of Invoca, employing the right technology helps healthcare marketers effectively reach and convert customers despite limitations posed by the industry, all while driving positive patient experiences.

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Here are the go-to resources of leaders who are rising above their competition. For leaders, staying ahead of the competition in your industry requires more than just hard work. It calls for the right resources that provide timely insights, foster continuous learning, and help you adapt to industry shifts. Are you looking for a new go-to resource? If so, Fast Company Executive Board members share their favorites below. Whether it’s a trusted publication, an analytics tool, or a community network, it can make the difference between keeping pace and setting the pace in today's market.

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Some M&A deals look perfect on paper, but they often fall short for unseen reasons. So, what separates the deals that deliver from the disappointments?