Facing paradox and conflict, and opposing yet valid choices, the only way a Leader can help others steer a successful path is to answer “yes” – by becoming a world class [...]
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September 7th, 2010 | Tags: conflict, facilitation, Globalization, Leadership, paradox, Values | Category: Globalization, Leadership |
 Leave a comment |  Permalink |  Trackback |  Print This Post August 7th, 2010 | Tags: choice, Culture, Globalization, Sheena iyegar, Society, TED, TEDGlobal, Values | Category: Culture, Globalization, Ideas |
Leave a comment | Permalink | Trackback | Print This Post I happen to be on the side of transparency and disclosure, and I was reassured that Wikileaks only posts items that they can verify, that protects their sources, and that protects the innocent as best they know how. The guilty however [...] July 28th, 2010 | Tags: Afghanistan, Chris Anderson, Ethics, Globalization, human rights, Iceland, Journalism, Journalist, Julian Assange, Pentagon, TED, TEDGlobal, Wikileaks | Category: Ethics, Globalization, TED |
Leave a comment | Permalink | Trackback | Print This Post Distributed Leadership is the ONLY way for organizations to handle the complexities and speed of the modern [...] May 11th, 2010 | Tags: Distributed Leadership, Globalization, Networks, Teams, Trust, Values | Category: Distributed Leadership, Ideas, Leadership |
Leave a comment | Permalink | Trackback | Print This Post Rifkin’s Revolution ~ Written by Victoria Yates for the London Student Paper ‘Environmentality’ Column, Issue [...] May 2nd, 2010 | Tags: Environment, Globalization, guest, Rifkin, RSA, Society, Victoria Yates | Category: Globalization, Ideas |
Comments are closed | Permalink | Trackback | Print This Post The basic concept is that the more complex a civilization, the more people, the more communication we get – but also the more energy we use, and entropy comes into play. Net, expansion brings with it an evolved empathy for others and the system as a whole – but it tends to consume resources at an alarming rate. A paradox in the way of [...] March 16th, 2010 | Tags: civilization, empathic, Globalization, guest, Ideas, millennials, Rifkin, RSA, Society | Category: Ideas, RSA, Society |
One comment | Permalink | Trackback | Print This Post I am very pleased that my work on “Developing Leaders in a Global landscape” has just been published in Linkage Inc’s “Best Practice in Leadership Development”.
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Leave a comment | Permalink | Trackback | Print This Post From the Top Trends blog …. a fascinating visualisation of the world’s possible futures. “Here, at last, is my 2009 trend blend map. Here’s how it works. The main body of the map contains the mega-trends. These are, in no particular order: Global connectivity There are then eight arms, which represent the [...] December 27th, 2008 | Tags: Globalization, Ideas | Category: Globalization |
Leave a comment | Permalink | Trackback | Print This Post From HRO Magazine, by Atul VashisthaThe six secrets of change management will help you tackle fear head-on and produce the kind of results you’re looking for in service globalization. The greatest challenge in services globalization comes from people.” That’s what an HR executive told me the other day about her experience managing change in services globalization. [...] April 5th, 2008 | Tags: Change, Globalization, Leadership, services | Category: Globalization, Leadership |
Leave a comment | Permalink | Trackback | Print This Post From the “Many to Many” blog, by Danah Boyd “Last week, I gave a talk at O’Reilly’s Etech on how large-scale digital communities can handle the tensions between global information networks and local interaction and culture. I’ve uploaded the crib for those who are interested in reading the talk: “G/localization: When Global Information and Local Interaction [...] March 20th, 2006 | Tags: Globalization | Category: Globalization, Technology |
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