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Why 30 is not the new 20, Meg Jay, TED Meg Jay's TED talk, which went live on May 14, has earned more than 600,000 views in 4 days — a new record for TED. Congratulation, Meg! [14.5.13] 
Modern Healthcare 50 Most Influential Physician Executives Modern Healthcare magazine announced their list of 50 Most Influential Physician Executives for 2013. #5 Peter Pronovost #8 Eric Topol #38 Atul Gawande #41 Reed Tuckson Congratulations to our speakers! Raghuram Rajan Raghuram Rajan has been awarded this year's Regulatory Innovation Award by the Burton Foundation. This award recognizes thinkers whose innovative ideas have made a significant contribution to the discourse on regulatory reform in the arena of corporate governance, securities, capital markets or financial institutions. Congratulations, Raghuram! 19.4.2013 Dambisa Moyo Dambisa Moyo has been awarded the 2013 Hayek Lifetime Achievement Award. The award was named for the Nobel Prize winner and recipient of the Presidential Medal of Freedom, Friedrich Hayek. “It is with great joy and pride that I announce the winner of the 2013 Hayek Lifetime Achievement Award,” said Dr. Barbara Kolm, president of the Vienna-based Friedrich August v. Hayek Institut, after the jury’s decision was handed to her this week. “And there is no more worthy winner than Dambisa Moyo.” Congratulations, Dambisa! 15.4.2013 Books Europe's Financial Crisis by John Authers In Europe's Financial Crisis, John explains where we are headed in the financial crisis and why a strong recovery remains far away. He offers ideas for what policymakers must do now to restore the long-term health of the global markets. The Hedgehog Effect by Manfred Kets de Vries InThe Hedgehog Effect, Manfred presents the case for leadership group coaching as an experiential training ground for learning to function as a high performance team. Strategic IQ by John Wells In Strategic IQ, John shows how traditional success metrics such as revenue growth, profit, market share, reputation and stock price often fail to predict impending disaster — and what to do about it. 
Joi Ito Inside the MIT media lab – Financial Times [7.31.12] Adrian Wooldridge The next supermodel – The Economist [27.3.13] Amy Cuddy Want to Lean In? Try a Power Pose – Harvard Business Review [22.3.13] Michael Raynor Three Rules for Making a Company Truly Great – Harvard Business Review [21.3.13] 
A daily Publication LOG of articles by and about our speakers ___Friday_______________________ U.K. Exit from EU May Really Happen, Clive Crook, Bloomberg View [17.5.13] Texting And Other Risky Moves, Wendy Sue Swanson, Seattle Mama Doc Blog [17.5.13] King leaves best news until last, Chris Giles, Financial Times [17.5.13] ___Thursday_______________________ Don't Let Predictability Become the Enemy of Innovation, Michael Schrage, Harvard Business Review [16.5.13] Tokyo Tops Paris With More Michelin Stars and Better Food, Michael Steinberger, Bloomberg Businessweek [16.5.13] Dow 15,000 and the retirement crisis ahead, Matt Miller, The Washington Post [16.5.13] Keynes and Keynesianism, Bruce Bartlett, The New York Times [16.5.13] ___Wednesday_____________________ Your Business Is Never Too Small For A Cyber Attack, Here's How To Protect Yoursel, George Westerman, Forbes [15.5.13] Inherit the Wind: Wind Power Takes Flight, Michael Specter, The New Yorker [15.5.13] Patently a stitch-up, Tim Harford, Financial Times [15.5.13] ___Tuesday________________________ Making Manufacturing Safer, James Surowiecki, The New Yorker [14.5.13] Britain, Poland and the future of the EU, Gideon Rachman, Financial Times [14.5.13] How Can They Charge That? (An Other Questions), Robert H. Frank, The New York Times [14.5.13] ___Monday_______________________ 3D Printed prosthetics that have changed lives, Bre Pettis, Personalize [13.5.13] Europe and US lines cross on household debt ratio, Gillian Tett, Financial Times [13.5.13] Alex Ferguson Is an Alpha-Male Primate and This Is Why He Was a Great Manager, Ian Robertson, The New York Times [13.5.13] View last week's Daily Publication Log 
Cathy Davidson Thank you for contributing so eloquently, meaningfully- and personally- to our work. Your ideas and perspective will help to shape our deliberations for many years to come. ~ International nonprofit leadership forum Chris Giles Chris, Your presentation has been extremely insightful. ~ A European global private equity firm Eric Whitacre Beautiful talk this morning. ~ A cosmetic dentist group Back to top |
Antifragile, Taleb tells us how to live in a world that is unpredictable and chaotic. And how to love randomness, uncertainty, opacity, adventure and disorder while benefitting from a variety of shocks. Taleb specializes in uncertainty and errors in human knowledge, teaching us how to deal with unpredictability. Nassim is a Distinguished Professor of Risk Engineering, New York University Poly Institute.