Listening is okay. Acting on what you have heard is harder
‘I would not only invite those at the top to spend their money as a resident . I would invite …
Guilty – of reshaping someone’s mind?
Remember Midas? Professor Stuart Russell did In his first BBC Reith Lecture about Artificial Intelligence last week. Midas had asked …
More foxes please
A few weeks ago, after reading ‘English Pastoral’ by James Rebanks, I commented that
Today the language of organisations, and …
Where’s the pulse?
How our understanding of corporate governance is holding us back
Corporate governance has for a long time felt remote from …
Governance – my gut instinct
It started on a high altitude skiing expedition. Scientist and doctor Tim Spector found that he was rapidly losing his …
Make the journey your own
I made a bad decision last week, whilst walking in the Lake District. It was one of those experiences that …
Our better nature
This week I am off to Cumbria for some autumnal fell-walking in the Western Lakes. This will take me back …
On behalf of which people?
‘I don’t think the passengers will notice any difference’ said Transport Minister Grant Shapps as he announced that South Eastern …
Stewardship could deliver what ESG cannot. Here’s how
Two weeks ago, I argued that ESG is not an investment category. It is an adjective, not a noun.
It …
Rebellion and the boardroom
‘The first principle of 21st century economics is to protect the life-supporting systems of the living world. That’s why …