Description
Punchy and funny examination of why our world is changing so quickly – and how to keep up.
● Snappy insights and practical solutions with a consistent thread make for leisurely reading or quick consultation.
● Clarifies the reasons for the runaway pace of change we all experience in the 21st century.
● Offers a robust and tried-and-tested solution to corporations dealing with rapid change.
● Essential reading for leaders, strategists and management professionals dealing with rapid change at work and in their lives.
AUTHOR
The world’s first ‘applied futurist’, Tom Cheesewright enables companies to see the future, and respond with agility. A prominent voice in tech, consulting and brand-building spaces, he also appears weekly on BBC TV and radio (BBC Breakfast, 5live and Radio 4) as well as working with Channel 4 (Sunday Brunch, In the Future, Home Hero), Channel 5 (Saturday Show) and Sky News, the Guardian and Entrepreneur Magazine. Tom lives in the United Kingdom.
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