Shifting Perspectives: How Museums Are Capitalising On Their Cultural IP To Diversify Their Business And Reach Younger Audiences

August 12, 2021
Yizan He, Co-founder and MD of ARTiSTORY, explains how museums are adapting to survive in the post-pandemic, Gen-Z era. Visiting museums isn’t the first hangout of choice for most of Generation Z, which accounts for almost 30% of the world's population in 2020 - that is nearly 2 billion people.In recent years, museum attendance among […]
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How COVID-19 Has Accelerated Demand For Technological Innovation In Airports And Why Contactless Experiences Are Necessary To Reboot The Travel Sector

August 10, 2021
Miguel Leitmann, CEO of Vision-Box, explains how the COVID-19 pandemic has affected the aviation and travel sector.  The COVID-19 pandemic resulted in an unprecedented global collapse for the travel industry compounded by the sharp downturn for the air transport sector and its supply chain. The result, which continues to play out today against the backdrop […]
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The Future Of Workplace Printing In Tomorrow’s World

August 4, 2021
Jerry Mead, Managing Director at Mead&Co, discusses the future of workplace printing in the digital era.   Over the last two decades, we’ve become more digitally inclined than ever before. Technology is now embedded in our lives, and the demand for constant innovation has resulted in regular newer, better products being brought to market, from […]
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Robinhood’s Founders & How to Start a Revolution

July 30, 2021
On 29 July, after a bumpy few months and a fair share of troubled headlines, Robinhood founders Vlad Tenev, 34 and Baiju Bhatt, 36 each sold around $50 million worth of stock. The mobile-friendly discount brokerage, which pioneered commission-free stock trades, generated a profit of just under $2 billion in its public market debut. Following […]
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How to Make Hybrid Working Work for Your Business

July 30, 2021
The huge rise in hybrid working in the UK brought about by the impact of COVID-19 has seen individuals, teams and organisations work part of their time at their normal workplace and part of it remotely. For instance, NatWest Bank recently announced that nearly 90% of its workforce will take part in hybrid working, with […]
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Is it Time to Reset Management?

July 30, 2021
First, hierarchical bureaucracy is geared for predictability and risk avoidance. With digital ending up blurring industry boundaries unexpectedly, (de)globalisation and other social changes, turbulence becomes the norm. In a turbulent environment, practices are emergent; they escape replication. Cause and effect are often only discernible in retrospect. Risk management should give way to uncertainty management. Second, […]
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What Will the Workplace of the Future Look Like?

July 30, 2021
But what does the future hold further down the line, in 10- or 20- years’ time? We have all been confronted with fearmongering headlines, declaring the uprising of machines in the workplace, sent forth to take over our jobs. Vocal critics have expressed concerns about the increasing prevalence of robotics, automation and clever algorithms that […]
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“Our Real-Time is Mostly Driven by Data”

July 30, 2021
Or Lenchner, CEO of Bright Data, tells us what this means…
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‘The Best Employer in the World’: What Went Wrong at Brewdog?

July 30, 2021
From then on, I have loved Brewdog’s many varied products, from Nanny State to Thunderbird. I was impressed with them when they brought out a beer in protest of the anti-LGBTQ+ legislation in Russia during the Sochi 2014 games. Beer for activism, who would have thought! And the idea of ‘pawternity’ leave (1 week’s paid […]
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Putting Data at the Heart of Innovation: The Role of the CEO

July 30, 2021
Data sits at the epicentre of innovation. With businesses accelerating their operations at pace, CEOs need to reassess their assumptions towards data and leverage its potential to remain competitive. After all, data isn’t there to justify decisions already made – it’s there to help us improve as we move forward.  Here, Zhiwei Jiang, CEO of […]
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How to Make Our Working Life More Eco-Friendly

July 30, 2021
Since the start of 2020, being able to work from home has led many to forgo their commute, reducing transport emissions. It’s just one of the many benefits that has revealed itself in working from home, and it’s fuelling the question: what further green initiatives can we find for our working lives?  Greener working from […]
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It Is Time To Diversify The Investment Industry

July 26, 2021
Liza Chong, CEO of The Index Project, discusses the lack of diversity in the investment industry and explains why it's time for change. It is no secret that the investment industry has a problem with diversity. Women make up only 14% of fund managers worldwide, a figure that remains shockingly unchanged since 2000. Despite efforts […]
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