Bill Murphy
Managing Partner at Cresting Wave, Former CTO Blackstone and Founding CTO at Capital IQ
Dissect the trending AI discussions in alternate investments with Cresting Wave Managing Partner and former Blackstone CTO Bill Murphy as he reflects on his wealth of experience in technology and finance to bridge the gap between the intricacies of strategic decision-making in these interconnected worlds.
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Join us as Bill explores:
- Tech Titan's Tale: His journey from CTO at Blackstone to the helm of Cresting Wave, bringing his wealth of experience and insights to the table.
- AI Unleashed: Dive into the nitty-gritty of gen AI, including the excitement around large language models (LLMs) and the game-changing potential they hold.
- Strategic Management Gems: Discover the secrets behind building a solid management team that thinks about the future, stays curious and is hungry for continuous learning.
- 2024 Tech Roadmap: Hear his perspectives on what CTOs and management teams should focus on as they plan for the tech landscape in 2024.
- Buy vs. Build Dilemma: Navigate the complexities of decision-making in the fast-paced world of AI with insights on mitigating execution risks and making informed choices.
- Tech's Long Game: Gain valuable advice on creating a robust tech foundation for the long haul, emphasizing the importance of focus, adaptability and solid architecture.
Who is Bill Murphy?
Bill Murphy is a managing partner at Cresting Wave and a Senior Advisor at McKinsey and Co. He previously served as the CTO at Blackstone, where he oversaw the integration of the firm’s technology and was responsible for its strategic technology investment portfolio. Prior To Blackstone, Bill was the founding CTO for Capital IQ, one of the first true SaaS companies, overseeing product design, development infrastructure and technology support.
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