Worth revisiting: Charles Handy’s The Age of Unreason

Posted by Intersect International
On October 8, 2015
CEOs, change, chief executives, Economy, learning

We’re scanning what’s out there so you invest your time in the really great pieces. This week Associate Partner Dr Janice Simpson blogs about a book she believes is definitely worth revisiting. Read on to find out why. “It was with some trepidation that I revisited this 1989 book: Charles Handy’s The Age of Unreason. […]

Getting CEO succession right

Posted by Intersect International
On July 21, 2015
CEOs; succession planning

We do a lot of reading and research, so you don’t have to. And like you, we spend lots of time on planes – a time to catch up on reading and reflect. This blog reviews the all important question around whether your Board candidly addresses that uncomfortable topic of CEO succession planning on a […]

Masters of strategy

Posted by Intersect International
On April 15, 2015
CEOs, Strategy

We do a lot of reading and research, so you don’t have to. And like you, we spend lots of time on planes – a time to catch up on reading and reflect. This post asks the question, “Are you a master of strategy?” Managing Partner Marylee O’Neill discussed with leading strategy expert, Harvard business professor […]

CEOs with higher ambition

Posted by Intersect International
On March 20, 2015

We do a lot of reading and research, so you don’t have to. And like you, we spend lots of time on planes – a time to catch up on reading and reflect. Ludwig, Walton and Beer ask in their research : “Are you a CEO with a higher ambition? Are you and your company […]