I’m a big fan of the daily New York Times puzzle Spelling Bee. Sure, it’s a word thing, like a crossword, and I like words. But I mention it here because I like the…
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I was at a meeting in Southwark last week and walked past a somewhat well-known street sign, one that I’d pass most mornings on a commute I used to make…
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Part 6 Welcome to Human Work. A series about the changing nature of work today. René Girard (1923-2015) was a French-American philosopher and social scientist, his ideas now beloved of…
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Part 5 Welcome to Human Work. A series about the changing nature of work today. Many leaders are seized of the need to transform to survive and thrive. They also…
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Part 3 Welcome to Human Work. A series about the changing nature of work today. Many a modern conversation starts like this: “Do you prefer working in the office or…
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The internet is thick with business guru after business guru telling you to sell painkillers rather than vitamins. What does that mean? Well, the theory is that we all know…
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I’ve had several conversations in the past few weeks with contacts at large, US-headquartered, global companies and the conversation always turned to whether (or not) they speak internally about the…
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I’ve got an earworm. If you don’t know, an earworm is a part of a song – a melody, a key lyric etc. – that you can’t get out of…
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One way to get large partner content programmes right is to consider the ways they can go wrong. Just to say it up front… my editor told me I should…
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Plenty of our clients have in-house content teams or even whole units dedicated to thought leadership, featuring some of the smartest people around. So why do they need us? In…
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This is part of a series of posts where I talk about my experiences managing large channel marketing content programmes. This time I look at how to keep customers at…
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C-suite urged to clarify AI productivity expectations and focus on skill building Do you work somewhere where it’s come from upon high that you must up your game with AI?…
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