We explore the human side of adoption—what it’s like to learn something new, how confidence builds over time, and where Copilot is already showing up in day‑to‑day work. You’ll hear real‑world examples from Caroline Lopez, a Copilot Champion, along with an end‑user perspective. We also discuss guardrails, trust, and responsible use.

 Later in the episode, Eric Hilberg joins us to walk through the required Copilot training, share practical tips to help you get started, and discuss what’s coming next. Overall, this episode provides a comprehensive overview of Copilot—from awareness and adoption to responsible use and next steps.

This conversation also connects directly to insights from our OHI Survey. One of the opportunity areas highlighted was how we adapt digital tools to meet business needs, with many comments expressing interest in using AI strategically to be more effective and efficient. Copilot implementation is one of the ways we’re taking action on that feedback.

Whether Copilot is brand new to you or you’ve been skeptical about its value, this episode may change the way you think about it.

You’ll find helpful resources linked below:

Main Copilot Landing Page

Copilot Center of Excellence/Training Hub

Copilot Viva Engage Page

You’ll hear firsthand how the IGNITE program supports learning, builds confidence, and influences career paths, along with how the program continues to grow and how employees across the company can get involved in supporting our interns.

Whether you’re curious about the intern experience, interested in mentoring, or passionate about developing future talent, this episode offers an inspiring look at what IGNITE makes possible.

In this episode, Agrim and Aditya share insights into their roles on the MIS team, day-to-day responsibilities, how forecasts are built, how they guide strategy, what drives current market trends for both regions and more!   

In this episode, we explore how Mitsubishi Power approaches customer understanding through measurable data. Our conversation covers:

• How we actually measure customer satisfaction
• The key performance indicators (KPIs) tied to customer feedback and brand equity
• Where we currently stand with these KPIs and what the latest results reveal
• How brand equity plays a role in our overall strategy and competitive positioning

Tune in and power up your perspective on what it really means to listen to the voice that matters most, your customers.

Iggy’s team reports to Shinsuke Murakami, EVP and Co-COO of Energy Transition Businesses at Mitsubishi Power. Together, they explore GX CSG’s mission, strategic priorities, and its role in advancing the energy transition and driving innovation within the manufacturing sector. For context, GX CSG was launched under MHI’s GX Solutions Business Domain, established in March 2024 to accelerate growth in energy transition initiatives and support MHI’s goal of achieving net zero by 2040.

This timely conversation also coincides with National Manufacturing Day, celebrating the critical role of manufacturing in building a more sustainable future.

You’ll also hear how the MIS team supports Mitsubishi Power Americas by providing data-driven insights that help shape smart business decisions. Plus, get to know our guests a little better with a few fun facts along the way!

Stay tuned for future episodes and an upcoming Lunch and Learn diving deeper into these critical topics.

We’re excited to speak with them about their team’s outstanding achievement in winning the 2025 Phil Deen Innovation Award. Although our third award recipient, Yoshiyuki Matsuda, Principal Engineer of Mechanical Systems, couldn’t join us, as he’s currently in Thailand supporting the initial fabrication of the newly designed 5JEM2+ enclosure, he generously shared his insights in advance, which we’ll include in today’s conversation. 

In this episode, we discuss:

• What this prestigious award means to them
• How our core values inspired them to push boundaries and exceed expectations
• Key lessons learned along the way
• Final reflections and words of advice for future innovators

In this heartfelt episode, we are honored to be joined by three guests who illuminate the true meaning of Memorial Day. Carolyn McGahane, a proud Gold Star Mother, shares the story of her son’s service and ultimate sacrifice. In addition to her role as a military mom, Carolyn brings a legacy of commitment and resilience, having retired a couple of years ago from Mitsubishi Power after 20 years of dedicated service. Katie Burris, a devoted Blue Star Spouse, joins the conversation alongside her husband, Steve Burris, Senior Vice President of Risk and Project Management for NGS and a military veteran. Together, Katie and Steve reflect on the challenges, strength, and enduring sense of community that define life in a military family.

Together, Carolyn and Katie open up about what it means to live with the legacy of service—through loss, through love, and through ongoing remembrance. They discuss the support systems that carried them, how Memorial Day has changed in meaning over time, and the importance of honoring not just those who served, but also the families who continue to carry that sacrifice every day.

🎧 Join us for this moving discussion and remember: Memorial Day is not just a date on the calendar—it’s a promise to honor and remember, every single day.

This episode dives into the value of internship programs, not just as learning opportunities for students, but as strategic pathways to developing future talent through real-world experience, skills development, and lasting career connections. It also includes helpful tips for employees interested in bringing an intern onto their team or enhancing how they work with current interns.

With our next cohort of interns starting in August, now is the time to act. If you’re interested in hosting an intern, be sure to connect with your HR Business Partner and submit your request by the June 2nd deadline.

This episode is the perfect way to close out the year as we enter the holiday season. We shared insights into the impact of the Employee Recognition Program and discussed how recognizing others strengthens our teams and fosters a positive workplace culture. By celebrating each other's contributions, we create an environment where appreciation thrives, and connections are deepened, ultimately uniting and motivating our teams for the future. One Team. One Future.

You can learn more about the Employee Recognition Program by visiting the Employee Recognition page HERE. The page includes several resources, including a short video that walks you through the program and its benefits.  To learn more about Thnks, click HERE. For technical assistance using the Thnks program, contact their support team: support@thnks.com.

In Episode #21 of the Power Chats Podcast, Dave and Steve share their journeys, valuable life lessons from their military service, and the profound impact of Veterans Day. They reflect on how their experiences shaped their lives and in leadership, highlighting the strength of the human spirit and the power of choice in overcoming challenges.

Additionally, the Veterans ERG hosted Dave last week where he shared valuable lessons that resonate with our lives today, emphasizing the importance of fostering strong relationships and open communication as keys to greater collaboration, innovation, and success. To learn more, click HERE.

National Manufacturing Day is celebrated on the first Friday of October, which falls on October 4 this year. Organized by the National Association of Manufacturers, this day aims to raise awareness among students, parents, educators, and the public about modern manufacturing and the rewarding careers it offers.

We hope this episode inspires those considering the role to take the leap and get involved!

In this episode, Mike provides an overview of Carbon Capture, explaining its importance and integration into the energy mix. He shares insights into how Mitsubishi Power and MHIA collaborate to reduce CO2 emissions through Carbon Capture. We also delve into the key incentives and initiatives that promote the deployment of these technologies, crucial for combating climate change. Additionally, we explore which states have made strides in adopting Carbon Capture, the challenges hindering others from doing so and more!