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Jenny Fernandez

ROLE WRITERAT HARVARD BUSINESS REVIEWMENTIONS 1LAST SEEN SEPTEMBER 21, 2026
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Jenny Fernandez is a leadership futurist, executive coach, and contributor to Harvard Business Review, Fast Company, and Forbes. She serves as an adjunct professor at Columbia Business School and NYU, and is a doctoral researcher at the University of Southern California studying how C-suite leaders navigate AI workforce transformation. She is best known for her work on AI-ready workforces, human relevance in the age of AI, and her Healthy Friction framework for using productive tension to drive organizational performance. She was named a Thinkers50 Radar honoree in 2024.

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mention·The AI Corner·SEPTEMBER 21, 2026

“Writing in Harvard Business Review this summer, Jenny Fernandez gave this a name that should worry any CEO: organizational capability debt.”

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