Why we should welcome the new era of data in environmental policy-making
Twenty years ago, environmental policy-making often relied on anecdotal evidence and “expert” opinion. But things have changed.
The path to a shared future is built on diversity and inclusion
The global economy stands out for its complexity, uncertainty and the pace of technological change. Keeping abreast requires extraordinary understanding and agility. Both can be enhanced,...
3 reasons why CEOs are optimistic about 2018
For the first time since the question was asked in 2012, a majority (57%) of the CEOs surveyed told us they believe global economic growth will “improve”.
3 leadership principles for a fractured world
If complexity is at the root of a fractured world, then what can leaders do to change this?
Why automation, not augmentation is needed in leadership
What if leaders knew as much about their organisations as Google knows about them?
What makes a successful CEO? We analyzed 5 million leaders to find out
Successful leaders are masters of “competing competencies” – pairs of psychometric traits that would appear to be at odds with each other.
How to be a leader in the Fourth Industrial Revolution
Leaders need to learn how to manage people who are not in the office; how to measure and reward performance in the virtual workplace
The urgency of shaping the Fourth Industrial Revolution
If we don't act now, the structure of new technologies will be set and dominated by the values and perspectives of those who created them, writes Professor Klaus Schwab.
The new age of CEO activism
Business leaders are increasingly expected to take a stand on social issues.
Businesses need to think biologically. Here's 6 ways they can
Business leaders need to rewrite their company agenda based on the principles of biological management.
Why business is the best partner in the fight against modern slavery
It is hard to deny the moral imperative for businesses to take the lead, but fighting slavery also offers attractive economic returns.
Sir Elton John: 5 leadership lessons from my darkest hours
"Fame, which at first sight looks like a blessing, soon revealed itself as also a curse. I am afraid I reacted very badly."