It was the first day of Wimbledon today, so we should have expected it. The rain lashed down. Parts of Birmingham and Gloucestershire were under…
Leave a CommentLead, follow and then get out of the way... Posts
Someone in the FT wrote recently that there’s no middle ground on rollerblades. Apparently, you either leap to your feet and zoom about confidently like…
Leave a CommentThis weekend was spent at the Youth Hostel in Cheshunt, working with my team on our plans for the World Scout Jamboree. We now know…
Leave a CommentNew York last week, Great Yarmouth today. I’ve never been to Yarmouth before. It’s a really lovely town. I tend to think of British seaside…
Leave a CommentAmongst my meetings today was with someone whose office has to have the best view in New York. Dick Parsons is the Chairman and CEO…
Leave a CommentYour chance to close the skills gap – an article for Computer Weekly
Leave a CommentI have meetings in New York this week. I love New York. Well, I love Manhattan. If truth be told, apart from the odd foray…
Leave a CommentThe Guildhall in the City of London is a very big and imposing building. It has the feel of a cathedral (having been built around…
Leave a CommentA terrific article about the Career Academy movement in today’s Sunday Times. My comments about the personal hygiene and argumentative nature of teenagers lend real…
Leave a Comment