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Leadership
Putting the humanity back into business with the founder of Ella’s Kitchen
How much can you trust a profit-making company? This seemed to be the big question… Read more →
Conversation #14 — Julian Birkinshaw, Professor, London Business School
Julian Birkinshaw is Professor of Strategy and Entrepreneurship at London Business School. His particular field… Read more →
Conversation #12 — Margaret Heffernan, entrepreneur, CEO, writer and keynote speaker
I’ve been wanting to talk to Margaret ever since I saw her speak at the… Read more →
Never work with animals or 18th century mailcoaches: the importance of stories of failure
I’ve been thinking about stories a lot lately, particularly stories of failure. Telling stories of… Read more →
‘Innovation managers have to be politically savvy street-fighters’ – Notes from the Front End of Innovation
I’m suffering from information overload right now, having spent most of last week at the Front… Read more →
Innovation Conversations #7 – Julie Dodd, Director of Digital Transformation and Communication, Parkinson’s UK
Talking to Julie was inspiring — not just because Parkinson’s UK is a great example of an… Read more →
Innovation Conversations #6 – Michelle Hawkins, Head of Futures, Virgin Care
This was a great conversation — I met Michelle by chance at an event hosted by the… Read more →
Innovation Conversations #5 – Simon Jones, Head of Innovation, Team Sky
If there’s one organisation whose name is a byword for innovation right now, it’s probably… Read more →
Vision 2016 – fearless bears, super chickens and what is it about coffee?
I’ve been at Vision 2016 for the last two days – which probably explains why… Read more →
Some naive musings about trust and internet fridges
It might be because Christmas has just happened, which always makes me feel slightly nauseous… Read more →
Uber should take better care of its brand. It’s all it’s got.
Disruptive car service Uber has made quite a few headlines lately – not many of… Read more →