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One of the great challenges for organisations as we march towards the uncertainty of the next decade is how we encourage productive and sustainable change. I was recently talking to

This is not the first time I have reflected on this theme, indeed all my books have collaboration at their heart but every time I travel, I end up reflecting

Once a teacher, always a teacher; that’s what they say. It’s certainly true in my case and it’s never more evident than in the way I view the calendar year.

I was recently reminiscing about my childhood memories. The fondest of which are the big family dinners we used to have with relatives, often including at least three generations. I

In late 2009, I was set to give a speech in Madrid and received an email asking if I’d also be available to take part in an interview for a

In my new book, I talk a little about the danger of polarised and vitriolic debate which often raises its ugly head on social media. For many years, I have

Throughout my life, I have been very lucky to have people who have always encouraged me to follow my passions and sense of purpose; family, friends, colleagues and bosses. For

I have, on many occasions and with some justification, been told that I am a dreamer. I love exploring seemingly unrelated ideas in order to find new connections. I guess,

Every year I wake up on January 1st with a sense of possibility, opportunity and optimism and this year is no different. \ I have always believed that life, and

1. How and why did you start in the world of childhood? I had a teacher when I was eight years old who offered support during my parent’s divorce. He