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Roger Nierenberg at GILD – The Music Metaphor for leaders
I have often attended GILD, Linkage Inc‘s annual Global Institute for Leadership Development, and founder Phil Harkins is both a colleague and old friend. It’s always a good event for learning and...
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Open data: Unlocking innovation and performance with liquid information –...
For anyone interested in the use of Big Data to drive change, innovation and transparency – a very thorough report from McKinsey & Company. I particularly like this conclusion from the report:...
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Big Data Innovation Summit – London
I attended the two day conference this week, run by IE – Innovation Enterprise. Excellent speakers, and lots of food for thought. It wasn’t just tech stuff – though that side was very leading edge....
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Learning about innovation from Mr. Edison and his phonograph – Wally Bock
Great post from Wally Bock Most people think of Thomas Edison as a lone inventor and marketing genius. But history teaches different lessons. Here are some from Edison’s invention of the phonograph....
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“Strategic Foresight”, by Patricia Lustig. Review by Mick Yates
To quote the author: “You can’t influence the past – it has happened. You can perhaps learn from it, but too much focus on the past leads to feelings of helplessness precisely because you can’t change...
View ArticleHow to Identify Potential Leaders Among Your Employees – Ryan Ayers
Succession planning isn’t something many companies think about, but it’s absolutely crucial to the long-term success of any organizations. No matter how many levels there are between employees on the...
View ArticleWhich Management Style are You? Brooke Faulkner
We as humans like to put people into categories. It’s not always fair, but we do it. However, we so often underestimate the power of a well-rounded leader. It should go to say that if you’re a more...
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