The Thinkers 50
The Thinkers 50
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Innovating Globally
Costas Markides of London Business School has spent over two decades studying business strategy and innovation. Can the techniques used by managers to create innovation inside organizations work with global change?
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The Dawn of Reverse Innovation
Vijay Govindarajan is the Earl C. Daum 1924 Professor of International Business at Dartmouth’s Tuck School of Business and Director of its Centre for Global Leadership.
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Trying to bring order to the world of leadership, Part-3
Kate Sweetman's take on leadership and ways to follow the code to leadership
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Five Rules of Leadership Code
Kate Sweetman's take on leadership and ways to follow the code to leadership
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What are the fundamental drivers of a social order? Part 4
CK Prahalad, the Thinker’s 50 ace, discusses inclusive growth
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What are the fundamental drivers of a social order? Part 3
CK Prahalad, the Thinker’s 50 ace, discusses inclusive growth
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Ready Steady Go!
London Business School’s Michael Jarrett argues that being ready for change is the route to actually achieving change. He talked to Stuart Crainer about his new book Changeability.
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What is Gary Hamel's core competence?
Thinker’s 50 hotshot Gary Hamel discusses his own core competencies signalling lessons for business leaders
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Gary Hamel: Leadership Need Not Start at the Top Part 2
Thinker’s 50 hotshot Gary Hamel discusses how managers might have to change their role and behaviour in the modern environment
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Managing the generation gap
Tammy Erickson is an author and expert on organizations and the changing workforce and, in particular, the generational differences between workers today. She has also done extensive research on how corporations innovate through collaboration
