Stuart Scott is my guest today on Inside Ideas. Stuart’s story is an inspiring one. After following a conventional career...
The iconic line from Back to the Future would be a fitting strapline for the new urban development being developed...
Professor Vanina Farber and Dr Peter Wuffli are my guests today on Inside Ideas. They are the co-authors of The...
Systemic change is needed to move us on to the right side of history. And Marc Buckley talks with the...
Michal Ziso is my guest today on Inside Ideas. Michal is the founder of ZISO, a studio working at the intersection...
This year’s EUTOP50 female founder winners were revealed last month during the annual European Innovation Summit organised by Knowledge4Innovation. “This year’s...
Kim Polman is my first guest of 2021 on Inside Ideas. An environmentalist for many decades, Kim has recently been promoting...
Let’s make this one to remember – for all the right reasons.
Serge de Gheldere is my guest today on this special Hogmanay edition of Inside Ideas. Serge is the CEO and co-founder...
Dr Stuart Pimm, Professor of Conservation Ecology at Duke University, is one of the world’s most highly cited and influential...
Rich Sheridan is my guest today on Inside Ideas. A man on a mission to bring joyful leadership to organisations worldwide,...
Nacho Dean is today’s guest on Inside Ideas. Nacho is a naturalist, and professional explorer, who owes his passion for...
Sasha Sagan is my guest on Inside Ideas. Sasha has worked as a television producer, filmmaker, editor, writer, and speaker in...
|13 January 2016| Over 40 heads of state and government, as well as 2,500 leaders from business and society will...
|22 December 2015| A report released last month reveals Japan and the US are leading the way in driving innovation...
|13 December 2015| Spending on the internet of things (IoT) will reach $1.3 trillion within four years, according to a...
Pepper the robot is the first designed to live with humans. SoftBank Group companies SoftBank Mobile Corp, Japan’s leading mobile...
