Thought leadership is produced to persuade people of something – if not of the merits of a specific argument, then at the very least of the idea that the organization making the argument is intelligent and worthy of respect. An…
Some whiteboard ephemera to take into the Canadian long weekend. We got involved today in a friendly debate with a good friend of ours (a CEO and former consultant) over the question of whether parents and children should be expected…
There’s a lot that can happen to a piece of thought leadership in its journey from the realm of pure thought – or what passes for pure thought in our urgent, messy world – to the experienced reality of an…
One of the things we set out to do when we launched this blog is to introduce our readers to examples of thought leadership that have lessons or inspiration to offer. And because – as we’ve said previously – we…
Tokujin Yoshioka’s window display for Maison Hermès in Tokyo (2009) In any human endeavour practiced by a large number of people there will emerge a hierarchy of performance, ranging from multitudes of non-practitioners and dabblers, to numerous amateurs, to a…
