Every quarter, I host an evening of screenings of recent talks given to the Royal Society for the Arts (RSA). The evening consists of a series of screenings and discussion around the themes, supported by free wine and nibbles! We… Continue reading
Every quarter, I host an evening of screenings of recent talks given to the Royal Society for the Arts (RSA). The evening consists of a series of screenings and discussion around the themes, supported by free wine and nibbles! We… Continue reading
Inequality is all around us. To some people this is a ‘shame’ but not something they feel is necessarily anything to do with them. To others, it is one of the worst blights in the world today. Some people are… Continue reading
Every quarter, I host an evening of screenings of recent talks given to the Royal Society for the Arts (RSA). The evening consists of a series of screenings and discussion around the themes, supported by free wine and nibbles! We… Continue reading
The haunting tones of an excerpt from Neil Young’s latest album, Earth, heralded the start of the second RSA Watch Oxford. A dozen Fellows, from a representatively wide range of occupations, ages, and types of institution, met to explore climate… Continue reading
On Monday 23rd, at 6:30pm, I’m hosting a screening of three videos and a subsequent discussion about CLIMATE AND LEADERSHIP on behalf of the RSA (Royal Society for the Arts). It’s in Oxford. You are VERY welcome to attend –… Continue reading
Writing books can certainly be an awful lot of work. Especially when collaborating – in my experience! 8-( Personally, I don’t measure the ROI of a book (in this context) in terms of its royalties. I’ve written nine and the… Continue reading
This Monday (24th) I’m hosting a screening of four short videos and a subsequent discussion about CREATIVITY on behalf of the RSA (Royal Society for the Arts). It’s in Oxford. You are VERY welcome to attend – you do NOT… Continue reading
From time to time we all get ‘volunteered’ into introducing an after-dinner or guest speaker at an event. Over the years, I’ve been introduced myself a few times in ways that make me cringe. Over time, I have evolved an… Continue reading
In a remarkable bit of succession planning, Prince William is to attend a bespoke agriculture course at the University of Cambridge to prepare him for his inheritance of the Duchy of Cornwall when his father, Price Charles succeeds to the… Continue reading
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