In a fast-paced world, it often feels as though we are racing toward the bottom, constantly seeking the cheapest input for the fastest output. Growth becomes harder to navigate under such circumstances, and one cannot help but wonder: where does true innovation fit into an industry so fundamental to global trade, an industry that caters to humans?

Many conversations I have with people usually start with: ‘you guys keep doing cool things… all the time…’ Hopefully, this is one of those ‘cool things’. In my natural restlessness for pushing myself and our firm further, I have started, and finalised, a quest to becoming a Certified Executive Coach…

We usually work in words – but this time, the pictures said it better. A visual story from our recent New York adventure.

I don’t think I have penned a political post here before. However, it was my birthday on Friday, and I share it with the anniversary of Labour’s first full year in power, so it feels like a good time.

I always had the best school projects growing up. Around age 10, my teacher set homework to construct a prototype theme park ride under the supervision of our parents. I can’t remember all the parameters, but it was meant to demonstrate our understanding of basic physics…

The acceleration of change is straining human capacity to adapt. The implications are profound for individuals, families, business, societies, geopolitics, and the planet. How can humanity meet the challenges change poses and realize the opportunities it presents? The urgency of adaptation is already impacting the workforce, business and society.