Trust, reputation, and cultural understanding are critical in the globalised environment in which we live and work. Where there is a lack of trust, there is a lack of innovation and growth. A new approach is needed to support innovation and growth.
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Trust, reputation, and cultural understanding are critical in the globalised environment in which we live and work. Where there is a lack of trust, there is a lack of innovation and growth. A new approach is needed to support innovation and growth.
The UK and Europe are lagging behind the US in maximising the potential of tech companies founded in their respective national markets, but why?
Culture, perception and confidence are holding us. How do we resolve this?
The EU has moved first with with EU AI Act. Where next for innovation and growth, and what are the impacts for companies, countries and other trading blocs?
The Board of OpenAI created a crisis out of an internal issue. Their lack of focus or understanding of corporate governance led to not just the sacking of their CEO Sam Altman but their own departure after he returned to lead the company that he co-founded. All because of very poor communication. A lesson to learn for Boards and investors in start-ups everywhere
Elon Musk has bought Twitter, the de-facto channel used by government, politicians and media organisations from around the world to engage with and listen to the public. This purchase is not about freedom of speech, it is about control and shaping policy around the world.
Corporate Venture Capital (CVC) firms are serious investors. Yet while venture capital (VC) firms get the headlines, CVCs can offer insight and industry-specific expertise that can help start-ups they support scale. Yet, CVCs and the value they can share are not as well known.
British Airways CEO Sean Doyle’s letter to customers signals a transformation for the airline and its reputation. But will it deliver and how can it regain confidence in aggressive short and long-haul markets? Simple, redesign the offer and engage Communications and digital innovation professionals to the job.