On this week’s episode, MT’s former staff writer Éilis Cronin talks to Leon Butler, general manager of IBM UK and Ireland. Having previously been IBM vice president responsible for global AI sales, ...
In the final years of school, while you were pitching your fake ID to harried bouncers and chugging cheap cider in the park, Smruti Sriram and her friends were reading The Economist, doing Young ...
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All the latest news, trends, and developments, for up to 5 users. Exclusive interviews from leading entrepreneurs, FTSE 350 CEOs, thought leaders. MT Classroom - giving you an academic grounding ...
It’s common management wisdom that ‘culture eats strategy for breakfast’, and someone who has seen this dynamic first hand is David Craig. The ex-Reuters chief strategy officer joined the news agency ...
When Gina Goetter used to imagine the mountains of Hasbro stock gathering dust in warehouses, she’d think of the film Toy Story and “all these little action figures coming to life at night”. It’s a ...
Samsung is putting people at the very heart of its new company proposition. Under the direction of its first-ever chief customer officer, Deborah Honig, the company is evolving from creating ...
Steph Edusei’s leadership strategy can be encapsulated in two philosophies: “be a little bit naughty” and “push the boundaries”. This mindset of challenging the status quo, paired with a commitment to ...
“We’re in London at a pivotal moment, not just for the city, but for businesses across the UK thinking about growth,” said Nicky Tozer, Oracle NetSuite’s senior vice president, EMEA, at SuiteConnect ...
The business landscape of 2025 will be defined by extraordinarily rapid, interconnected change. But here's what’s different: the winners won't be those who simply adapt the fastest – they'll be those ...