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The fact that you share the same birthday with another human being shouldn’t be the sort of incidental information that plays a role in whether or not you buy a service or a product from from that person. It shouldn’t, but it does. Research carried out...

As the turmoil of political leadership lulls, it’s worth going back fifty years or so to reflect on a pivotal event in the political sphere that has important contemporary implications for leadership – in politics and beyond.
September 26th, 1960 in Chicago, Illinois is a day that changed the nature of politics. It’s also a moment in history that catalyzed a leadership debate that endures today: the battle between style versus substance or, put another way, appearance versus...

Amongst the eclectic selection of articles and musings often found in the New Yorker magazine, is a typically engaging book review by Malcolm Gladwell, author of ‘The Tipping Point’. The book to which he turns his astute, lateral authorial eye is a true...

Julia Hobsbawm is Honorary Professor of Networking at CASS business school in London. I’ve just finished reading an interview with her in one of this week’s broadsheets. What strikes me in the first 100 words of the article is the journalist’s (Zoe Williams...