Podcast terbaik Trusted Brand Story Strategist (2024)

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Johanna Hoffman 'Speculative Futures: illuminating the way ahead' 27:53

19h ago27:53

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Series Three This episode of #TheNewAbnormal podcast features the designer, urbanist and strategist Johanna Hoffman, who explores the ties between design, planning, fiction and futures. She's the founder of California-based Design for Adaptation, a studio using strategic planning, interactive storytelling and speculative design to survey the impact…

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Simon Kreitem 'How to tell emotional stories' 55:36

2d ago55:36

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Series Two In this episode of #TheNewAbnormal podcast, I interview the filmmaker, photographer and story finder Simon Kreitem. He's also the CEO at Lonelyleap, a collaborative, transatlantic team of strategists, directors, cinematographers, designers and producers; whose films are based on human truths. They communicate at a deep level, stimulating…

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Ian Peters 'Having an ethical compass, and applying business ethics' 44:17

3d ago44:17

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Series Three This episode of #TheNewAbnormal podcast (available on all the usual platforms) features Ian Peters MBE, Director at Institute of Business Ethics; which has a guiding purpose of championing the highest standards of ethical behaviour in business. Ian is a specialist in business policy and strategic communications, and is highly experienc…

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Laura de Moliere 'ChatGPT and Behavioural Science' 39:46

4d ago39:46

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Series Three This episode of #TheNewAbnormal podcast features Laura de Moliere, Partner and Co-founder at the Germany-based consultancy, Decision-Context. She's also the ex-Head of Behavioural Science at the UK Govt's Cabinet Office, before which she's was in senior roles at other Government Departments. In this podcast, she gives a fascinating ove…

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Is Your Product Solving the Right Problem? | Jake O’Shea - E16 1:04:08

4d ago1:04:08

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Jake O'Shea, currently a Principal at Antler in Austin, delves into his rich background in the startup ecosystem. With experiences ranging from director roles at Capital Factory to mentoring at accelerators, Jake discusses the vibrant startup ideas and trends in Austin, emphasizing the ubiquitous role of AI in modern software development. He sheds …

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416: Fractional Consulting Gigs Are All the Rage, Here’s How to Find and Land Them with Jen Ternay 38:14

5d ago38:14

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Unlock the secrets to thriving in the dynamic world of fractional consultancy with our latest conversation featuring the financial wizardry of Jennifer Ternay. Together, we delve into the exciting yet challenging realm of part-time, temporary consulting roles that can reshape businesses. Jennifer, with her rich experience as a fractional CFO, share…

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Diego Gilardoni 'Connecting the dots...helping leadership teams to navigate complexity' 51:53

5d ago51:53

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Series Four This episode of #TheNewAbnormal podcast features the Leadership Advisor & Speaker, Diego Gilardoni, who helps leaders navigate uncertainty by achieving clarity through a future-proofed vision. In the interview, we discuss issues such as cross-cultural management theory, strategic foresight, geopolitical depression (with a focus on the p…

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Tom Morton 'How to create value c/o new experiences and new technology' 46:09

6d ago46:09

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Series Four This episode of #TheNewAbnormal podcast features Tom Morton, Global Chief Strategy Officer at R/GA. He helps brands solve the biggest challenges of a changing world: launching and scaling innovation, turning revolutionary technologies into legitimate brands, identifying and winning a radically different next generation of users, definin…

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Sophy Roberts 'The Lost Pianos of Siberia' 49:20

7d ago49:20

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Series Two In this episode of #TheNewAbnormal, I interview Sophy Roberts, journalist and author of 'The Lost Pianos of Siberia'. She focuses on travel stories in remote parts of the world, with a special interest in literature, history, culture and conversation. The ex-Travel Editor of The Economist and a Special Correspondent for Conde Nast Travel…

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Ian Williams "Why democracies need to push-back against China's digital totalitarian state" 58:49

8d ago58:49

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Series Three In this episode of 'The New Abnormal' I interview the renowned journalist and author Ian Williams, who was Foreign Correspondent for Channel 4 News, based in Russia and Asia, before joining NBC News as Asia Correspondent, when he was based in Bangkok and Beijing. As well as reporting from China over the last 25 years, he has also cover…

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Julian Boulding 'Radical Collaboration, Behavioural Economics, and Acts not Ads' 53:49

9d ago53:49

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Series Two In this reposted episode of #TheNewAbnormal, I interview Julian Boulding, owner of 'thenetworkone' which is the world's largest independent advertising & marketing agency network, with over 1,200 agencies in 109 countries. They also provide “open source creativity” and communications services from independent agencies, for a growing numb…

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Florencia Lujani "The Four D's and Regenerative Capitalism" 57:02

10d ago57:02

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Series Three This episode of 'The New Abnormal' features Florencia Lujani, a Strategy Director based in London who specialises in brand & creative strategy. She started her career a decade ago at TBWA Buenos Aires, where she learnt about 'Disruption Planning' before moving to the UK. She's since worked at JWT London, We Are Social, and Ketchum PR, …

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Stefan Rollnick 'Using behavioural science to fight misinformation' 53:22

11d ago53:22

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Series Three In this episode of The New Abnormal, I interview Stefan Rollnick, Head of The Misinformation Cell at Lynn, a consultancy who believe that when you inject behavioural science into communications, you can build campaigns that do what’s important: create the behaviours needed to positively change the world. With a background in politics a…

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Product Leadership, Sales, & Pricing in B2b SaaS | Mike Ditson - E15 57:03

11d ago57:03

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In episode 15, Mike Ditson joins us today to talk product management, sales, and innovation! Currently, Mike is the VP of Product Strategy at Envato Group and a lecturer in product management. He shares valuable insights on the importance of sales for product leaders, how to approach building a competent sales team, especially for founders without …

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415: How to Prep For and Get the Best Out of Your Next Photo Shoot with Charissa Yong 35:58

12d ago35:58

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Unlock the full potential of your personal brand with the insights shared by the incredible Charissa Yong. If you've ever felt camera-shy or uncertain about what to wear, our discussion on using props, colors, and strategic wardrobe choices will transform your approach to photo shoots, ensuring your images leave a lasting impact and authentically r…

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Maarten Leyts 'Generation ZAlpha - connecting with the next micro generation' 46:44

12d ago46:44

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Series Four This episode of 'The New Abnormal' podcast features Maarten Leyts, the Founder of Trendwolves and an expert on translating trends into products, strategies campaigns and future brand value. He’s also the author of ‘Generation ZAlpha – Connecting with the Next Micro-Generation’. Maarten believes that generational thinking, when used corr…

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Jen Urich 'Inequality, Community Cohesion, and why Truth is Cool' 58:22

13d ago58:22

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Series One In this episode of #TheNewAbnormal I interviewed Jen Urich, a marketing strategist and founder of Sparrow Strategy in Portland, Oregon. She's also the ex-Group Planning Director of Wieden + Kennedy in Portland, ex-Director of Account Planning at Crispin, Porter + Bogusky in Miami, and Director of Account Planning at J. Walter Thompson Wo…

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Dan Burgess 'Radical Collaboration...and grass roots innovation' 57:06

14d ago57:06

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Series Two This episode features the amazing Dan Burgess. He's spent 25 years working at the leading edge of creative engagement, eco-innovation, creative activism and cause-led campaigning. As he says "there's an enormous regenerative and creative potential in care, love, empathy, responsibility, generosity, co-creation and participation". In his …

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Stephen Colegrave 'Radical Thinking, Independent Journalism & Catalytic Entertainment' 56:34

15d ago56:34

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Series Two In this episode of #TheNewAbnormal, I interview Stephen Colegrave, the Executive Editor & Co-Founder of the Byline Times, Byline TV and Byline Festival. He's also a film producer and author of three books. The Byline Times is a fearless independent newspaper, featuring a daily national news and investigation site that's all about "what t…

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Alex Quicho 'Understanding patterns, echoes and shadows' 47:17

16d ago47:17

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Series Three In this episode of #TheNewAbnormal I interview Alex Quicho, Head of Cultural Intelligence at Canvas8. Her research into identity, ethics, and technology has been published widely, including in Wired, Bookforum, and a monograph for Zero Books. She is an associate lecturer in speculative futures at Central Saint Martins and holds a maste…

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Adam Chmielowski 'How brands can avoid being cultural parasites' 49:48

17d ago49:48

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Series Four This episode of 'The New Abnormal' podcast features Adam Chmielowski, co-founder at the specialist cultural insight and brand strategy practice, Starling Strategy, who work for clients including Google, Nike, PepsiCo, Pan Macmillan and the National Trust. Adam has worked in the insight and brand strategy industry for nearly 25 years, du…

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Tom Johnson 'The Optimism Index, and why 'Myths of Decline' are often wrong...' 49:53

18d ago49:53

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Series Three This episode of The New Abnormal podcast features Tom Johnson, MD at the consumer insights and futures consultancy, Trajectory. He's a researcher, trends analyser and forecaster with a mass of experience leading complex insight and foresight projects for clients including Vodafone, British Council, Department for International Trade, G…

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Navigating Acquisitions, Saying ‘I Don’t Know’, Embracing Randomness | Ken Platt - E14 59:14

18d ago59:14

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Episode 14 features Ken Platt, an experienced entrepreneur and advisor with a rich history in operations, supply chain management, and startup leadership. Ken shares insights into his entrepreneurial journey that began later in life, sparked by his exposure to diverse businesses during the Y2K project era. He details his evolution from corporate pr…

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Nicole Fall 'Brand management and organisational leadership in Asia' 56:22

19d ago56:22

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Series One In this episode, I spoke with Nicole Fall, the CEO of the renowned strategic research, innovation consultancy and forecasting agency Asian Consumer Intelligence. She's spent 20 years in Asia working with leading brands in countries inc China, Hong Kong, Japan, Singapore and Malaysia. In the interview, we discuss her expert views on decod…

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Erik Korsvik Ostergaard 'Reinventing Organisations c/o Anticipatory Leadership' 45:56

20d ago45:56

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Series Four This episode of 'The New Abnormal' podcast features the futures thinker and leadership advisor Eric Korsvik Ostergaard, who specialises in exploring and evaluating possible and preferable futures of work. He's also the author of 'The Responsive Leader' which described the paradigm shift towards future organisations, and 'Teal Dots in an…

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John Seabrook 'The intersection between creativity and commerce re: tech, design, and music’ 1:02:35

21d ago1:02:35

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Series Two This episode of 'The New Abnormal' features Brooklyn-based John Seabrook, a staff writer at The New Yorker since the 90's as well as being the author of a range of superb books including 'The Song Machine: Inside the Hit Factory' / 'Nobrow: The Culture of Marketing—The Marketing of Culture' / 'Deeper: My Two-Year Odyssey in Cyberspace / …

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Sara Wheeler 'The minute curiosity of the travel writer - tales from the Arctic to the Antarctic' 47:43

22d ago47:43

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Series Two In this episode of 'The New Abnormal' I interview Sara Wheeler, a prize-winning non-fiction writer noted for her accounts of the polar regions. Her books include the international bestseller Terra Incognita, which tells the story of a seven-month journey in Antarctica. The Daily Telegraph reviewer wrote of it, ‘I do not think there will …

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Giana Eckhardt 'In Praise of Inconvenience' 46:51

23d ago46:51

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Series Three In this episode of #TheNewAbnormal, I interview Giana Eckhardt, Professor of Marketing and Vice Dean at King’s Business School, King’s College London. A leading expert in the field of consumer behaviour, consumer culture, consumer ethics, branding and the sharing economy, she publishing regularly in journals such as Harvard Business Re…

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Shermon Cruz 'From Future Shock to Gamification to Indigenous Futures' 54:09

24d ago54:09

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The episode of The New Abnormal podcast features Shermon Cruz, the Founder & Chief Futurist of the Center for Engaged Foresight, a global futures innovation and strategic foresight hub.. He serves as the UNESCO Chair on Anticipatory Governance and Regenerative Cities at Northwestern University, Philippines. As a full member of the World Futures Stu…

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James Hurman 'Pay attention to attention...and the case for creativity' 52:51

25d ago52:51

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Series Three This reposted episode of #TheNewAbnormal podcast features James Hurman 'a creative person from Auckland, New Zealand'. He founded and continues to lead Previously Unavailable, an innovation studio that provides innovation and CX consulting and new product, brand and business design and development. James is also a co-founder and direct…

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What You Need to Get Right to Nurture a Successful Mentorship | Scott Finkelstein - E13 56:41

25d ago56:41

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Scott, a seasoned C-level executive, draws from a diverse background in business leadership and organizational transformation. Originally aspiring to a career in finance, his trajectory shifted after witnessing the events of September 11th, leading him to navigate a path of resilience and mentorship. With a strategic vision and executive acumen, Sc…

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Keely Adler 'Helping brands understand themselves in shifting contexts' 48:13

26d ago48:13

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Series Four This episode of The New Abnormal podcast features Chicago-based Keely Adler, cultural futurist at Dentsu and core team at Radar. A brand strategist by trade, time-traveling futurist at heart and with a nearly decade-long career grounded in creative strategy and qualitative consumer research, Keely has spent her time working across a ran…

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Jon Cohen "Understanding what people think, when you can't trust what they say" 47:33

27d ago47:33

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Series Two In this episode of #TheNewAbnormal podcast, I interview Jon Cohen, the author of "Asking for Trouble: understanding what people think, when you can't trust what they say". The aim of the book is to enable the development of more creative concepts, braver public policy and more compelling marketing communications through a better understa…

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Mark Vernon 'Everything in philosophy is a footnote to Plato'. (And quite a lot is a footnote to Kant). 53:53

28d ago53:53

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Series Two In this episode of #TheNewAbnormal podcast, I interviewed Mark Vernon, a psychodynamic psychotherapist, writer and broadcaster, who has a keen interest in spirituality and the inner life. He has a PhD in ancient philosophy, as well as degrees in physics and theology. His books (which have appeared in translation around the world) cover s…

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Kathleen Higgins 'From Daoism to Nietzsche...and why deception has become a modern way of life' 53:06

29d ago53:06

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Series Three In this episode of #TheNewAbnormal, I interviewed Kathleen Higgins, Professor of Philosophy at the University of Texas, at Austin. Kathleen's main areas of research are continental philosophy, philosophy of the emotions, and aesthetics. She has published a number of books: Nietzsche's “Zarathustra” , The Music of Our Lives, A Short His…

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Dr Steven MacGregor 'The Daily Reset - how to move your life forward' 55:30

30d ago55:30

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Series Three In this episode of The New Abnormal, I interview Steven MacGregor. He's a global expert in workplace health, wellbeing and performance with PhD and Master's degree in design thinking and virtual teams. Steven is also founder of The Leadership Academy of Barcelona. and author (or lead co-author) of six books in the past 12 years, notabl…

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DuBose Cole 'Do marketers and consumers see the world differently?' 46:53

1M ago46:53

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Series Three This episode of #TheNewAbnormal podcast features DuBose Cole, Co-Founder & Managing Partner at We Are Rival - a consultancy that helps businesses change (not just challenge) markets by being smarter about how they build brands, products and go to market strategies. He's a strategist that's worked across various disciplines, from media …

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Anne-Lise Kjaer "Building a bridge to the future - don't apply old thinking to new problems" 1:00:14

1M ago1:00:14

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Series One In this episode of #TheNewAbnormal, I interview the leading futurist, author and speaker Anne-Lise Kjaer. Her wholebrain methodology bridges the rational and emotional universe – shaping the strategies and core concepts driving the businesses and brands of the future. According to the Financial Times her unique world vision is "as fertil…

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Financial Modeling, Profitability & Raising Venture Capital for Startups | Lauren Pearl - E12 52:58

1M ago52:58

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Lauren Pearl is a Fractional CFO/COO and Advisor who graduated from Boston University and NYU Stern where she did her MBA. She has a rich background in financial modeling and has a unique perspective on growing profitable startups. She is a 2x founder and recently started Pearl and Elmore, an offsite programming company. She was the Director of Str…

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Roger Spitz 'The Definitive Guide to Thriving on Disruption' 56:00

1M ago56:00

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Series Three This episode of #TheNewAbnormal podcast features Roger Spitz, who is an international bestselling author, President of Techistential and Chair of the Disruptive Futures Institute. Based in San Francisco, he’s an authority on foresight, sustainability, and systemic change. He also publishes extensively on decision-making in uncertain an…

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Charlie Waterhouse 'Rebel for Life' 56:26

1M ago56:26

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Series One In this episode of #TheNewAbnormal, I interviewed Charlie Waterhouse, Creative Director of This Ain't Rock 'n' Roll (with an ethos based on identity + activism for culture + causes) whose clients include those such as Amnesty International, English Heritage, Médecins Sans Frontières, National Gallery, and UNICEF. He's also co-founder of …

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Louise Mowbray 'Future-focused Leadership' 49:51

1M ago49:51

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Series Four This episode of 'The New Abnormal' podcast features Louise Mowbray, founder of Mowbray by Design, author of 'Relevant: Future-Focused Leadership' and co-author of 'Uncertainty: Making Sense of the World for Better, Bolder Outcomes'. She specialises in the future of work & future of leadership, working with some of the world's most respe…

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Colin Strong 'Behavioural Change and Behavioural Science' 50:36

1M ago50:36

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Series Four This episode of 'The New Abnormal' podcast features Colin Strong, who is Head of Behavioural Science at Ipsos, and a Professor at Nottingham University Business School. He works with a wide range of organisations (both private and public sector) to design and deliver behavioural change through the use of behavioural science. His new boo…

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Jenny Southan 'Travel Trends and the Future of Travel' 50:54

1M ago50:54

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Series Four This episode of 'The New Abnormal' podcast features Jenny Southan, who is Editor, Founder and CEO of Globetrender, the world's leading travel trend forecasting agency and online magazine dedicated to the future of travel. She's also an award-winning freelance travel journalist, contributing to the likes of Conde Nast Traveller, LUX, Bak…

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James Bidwell 'Connecting the dots: business as a force for good' 49:38

1M ago49:38

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Series Three This episode of #TheNewAbnormal features James Bidwell, co-founder/Chair of B Corps, Re_Set and Springwise. He's also author of 'Disrupt! 100 Lessons in Business Innovation'. (Re_Set [described by Seth Godin as “too good to share”] and Springwise are both B Corps). James advises many businesses and several government organisations. He …

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Andrew Koppelman 'Burning Down the House: how libertarian philosophy was corrupted by delusion and greed' 45:49

1M ago45:49

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Series Four In this episode of #TheNewAbnormal podcast, I interview Andrew Koppelman, who is the John Paul Stevens Professor of Law, Professor of Political Science, and Philosophy Department Affiliated Faculty at Northwestern University. Andrew's scholarship focuses on issues at the intersection of law and political philosophy. He's been published …

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Finding the Lessons in Messy Situations | Curtis Dean - E11 58:12

1M ago58:12

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Curtis Dean is the founder and creative director for Strangers Only, a lifestyle clothing brand and is also a coach helping people maximize their potential and design the lives they want. He is a positive thinker with a unique perspective on life. He has spoken at Soho houses and shared his deep knowledge on various topics. Key Takeaways: Identifyi…

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Katharina Michalski 'Helping business navigate and capitalise on change' 45:17

1M ago45:17

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Series Three This episode of #TheNewAbnormal podcast features Katharina Michalski, who is a 'Change Explorer, Navigator & Curator' with the dynamic Foresight Folk. Based in Berlin, the platform is dedicated to fostering foresight to enhance decision-making. On their learning journey, they speak with some of the brightest minds in this area about pr…

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