Restoring Trust in a Fractured World
For anyone who wants to see less fractured societies with higher levels of trust, it's time to try something new.
December 13, 2022My Middle Name is Winston
August 11, 2025Café Joyeux: The Triumph of Hope
I met Yann Bucaille Lanrezac at a dinner in Paris just over a year ago. He told me about Café Joyeux, a social enterprise that is dedicated to the employment of people with Down syndrome and autism.
March 25, 2024Why Leaders Must Speak Up
October 20, 2023Passover: Verdun, March 28, 1945
April 7, 2023Make Assumptions About Gen Z At Your Own Peril
Gen Z are coming of age in a complex and tumultuous time; a time when society, and the world at large moves from crisis to crisis.
February 22, 2023Foundation for Amazon Sustainability
I met today with representatives of the Foundation for Amazon Sustainability (FAS), a Brazil-based NGO which seeks to end deforestation of the Amazon. Founded in 2008, the FAS is the largest organization of its kind in Brazil.
October 20, 2021What doesn’t kill you… You’ve probably been vaccinated against
The global introduction of these vaccines has not gone ideally: supply disputes, political theatre and the emergence of rare but serious side-effects have caused understandable consternation. This has in turn fed into the existing concerns of those who may have harboured doubts about vaccines in general, and brand-new ones without years of evidence of their safety, in particular.
May 17, 2021Inclusive Restructuring
I serve on the board of the Business for Inclusive Growth (B4IG), started by the CEO of Danone, Emmanuel Faber, and the Secretary-General of the OECD, Angel Gurría.
November 17, 2020Will AI give us a creative advantage?
I want to let you in on a secret. The theme music we used for two years for the Edelman technology podcast Sideload wasn’t made by a musician. It was made by a robot.
January 21, 2020