Megan Poinski is a Staff Writer at Forbes. She covers a range of topics including business and economics, marketing, and technology, with a particular focus on AI platforms, corporate finance, and entrepreneurship. Her work has been featured in notable publications such as Food Dive, Grocery Dive, and Forbes Australia.
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Megan Poinski's coverage predominantly revolves around business and industry, finance and economy, big tech, sales & marketing. She frequently incorporates data citations and press releases in her articles.
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By: Megan Poinski
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Also In The Forbes CMO Newsletter: Sony Will Discontinue PlayStation Discs, Nike Looks To Rip The Script In Marketing And Growth, Top Takeaways From Cannes Lions.
By: Megan Poinski
Also In The Forbes CIO Newsletter: Space XAI And OpenAI Release New Frontier Models (And One You Can Talk To); Tech Execs Trust Agents To Write Code, But Not Perform Complex Functions
Also in the Forbes CIO newsletter: Space XAI and OpenAI release new frontier models (and one to talk to); tech execs trust agents with code, but not complex tasks.
Also in the Forbes CMO newsletter: Sony will discontinue PlayStation discs, Nike looks to rip the script in marketing and growth, top takeaways from Cannes Lions.
By: Megan Poinski
While every company is investing in AI, only about 8% are bringing it to the highest impact areas of their business, according to a new study from Blue Ridge Partners.
A new study from Blue Ridge Partners, shared exclusively with Forbes, shows the most impactful—and least expensive—solutions involve many departments and data sets.
By: Megan Poinski
After Todd Krinsky graduated from college in 1992, he decided to try his luck in the sneaker business and got a job in Reebok's mailroom.
By: Megan Poinski
This edition of the Forbes CEO newsletter focuses on Krinsky’s journey up the ranks at Reebok and his strategy for bringing the brand back to the top.
Also in the Forbes CFO newsletter: Trump announces new tariffs on Canada, IRS loses more leadership, why going big with enterprise AI pays off.
