Orlando Bravo on Hybrid Work, Leadership, Puerto Rico

The video discusses the recovery from the pandemic, highlighting the US Open as a symbol of normalcy. It explores investment trends, emphasizing digital transformation and the role of technology. The importance of adapting business culture and leadership to engage young people is stressed. The conversation touches on investment returns and operational improvements at Tomo Bravo. The speaker shares insights on investing in Miami and Puerto Rico, addressing inequality and philanthropy. Finally, advice is given on immigration policy in response to humanitarian crises.

What major event marked the return of live tennis after the pandemic?

• US Open

• French Open

• Australian Open

• Wimbledon

How has software evolved in the context of digital transformation?

• It is only used for cloud computing

• It is limited to on-premise solutions

• It has become the entire business ecosystem

• It remains an isolated industry

What is a key factor for traditional businesses to transition successfully in the digital age?

• Focusing solely on in-person work

• Understanding and adapting to young people's values

• Maintaining strict command and control

• Ignoring digital transformation

What is the recommended approach for tech giants to adapt to the new youth of America?

• Focus on traditional business models

• Strict hierarchical structures

• Decentralized organizations with a culture of trust

• Centralized command and control

What is a significant challenge faced by Puerto Rico according to the discussion?

• Overpopulation

• Income inequality

• Lack of young leaders

• High levels of corruption

What is the mission of the foundation mentioned in the context of Puerto Rico?

• To focus on infrastructure development

• To increase tourism

• To provide opportunities for talented young adults

• To promote traditional industries

What is the suggested response to the humanitarian crisis at the borders?

• Focus on domestic issues only

• Increase military presence

• Open the borders to those suffering

• Close the borders