The next wave of strategy - with Jørgen Vig Knudstorp
Part of our series “The next wave of strategy”, Jørgen Vig Knudstorp shares his thoughts on the essence of strategy, navigating uncertainty as a leader, and refining culture through habits.
The next wave of strategy - with Lars Rasmussen
Part of our series “The next wave of strategy”, Coloplast CEO Lars Rasmussen speaks to why good questions are often more important than answers in strategy creation.
The next wave of strategy - with Jigsaw’s Yasmin Green and Beth Goldberg
Part of our series “The next wave of strategy”, Jigsaw’s CEO Yasmin Green and Head of R&D Beth Goldberg speak to how they’ve evolved their strategy, collaborating with AI, and going beyond users to study communities.
Building strategy at times of high uncertainty
Why the humanities provide a method for moving forward with confidence at times of high uncertainty.
The control paradox: deepening community engagement by letting go
The conventional wisdom that communities can be managed through careful control misunderstands how meaning emerges between consumers and organisations. Here’s why.
The next wave of strategy - with Cees de Jong, Chairman of Novonesis
Part of our series “The next wave of strategy”, Novonesis chairman Cees de Jong speaks to getting strategy right during times of high uncertainty.
The next wave of strategy - with Britt Meelby Jensen, CEO of Ambu
Part of our series “The next wave of strategy”, Ambu CEO Britt Meelby Jensen speaks to placing customers at the heart of strategy, culture as a competitive advantage, and her playbook for being a successful leader.
The next wave of strategy - with Carsten Egeriis
Part of our series “The next wave of strategy”, Danske Bank CEO Carsten Egeriis speaks about why strategy must be rooted in culture and purpose.
The next wave of strategy - with Anders Byriel
Part of our series “The next wave of strategy”, Kvadrat CEO Anders Byriel speaks to how they built a global brand through investing in culture and the community.
The next wave of strategy - with Ben Valenta
Part of our series “The next wave of strategy”. FOX Sports executive Ben Valenta speaks about how to build long-term value by grounding strategy in a consumer worldview.
The next wave of strategy - with Alexander Lacik
CEO Alexander Lacik discusses how rooting Pandora’s corporate strategy in a deep, sophisticated understanding of the consumer and their world, has brought the company back onto a growth trajectory.
Leading with Perspective E06: Stefan Biel
Episode 6 of our podcast series, Leading with Perspective, where Tesa executive Stefan Biel discusses how to turn cultural insights into meaningful products.
Building Resilience as an NGO: Five Strategy Principles
Five strategy principles for building a resilient NGO that can thrive in an uncertain climate.
Leading with Perspective E05: Dr. Githinji Gitahi
Episode 5 of our podcast series, Leading with Perspective, where Dr. Githinji Gitahi, Group CEO of Amref Health Africa, speaks to the strategic journey towards lasting health change in Africa.
Beyond Network Economics
Network Economics has dominated business strategy for 40 years. But what happens when important anomalies challenge this theory? In collaboration with Roger Martin, we propose an update to the leading theory of value creation – the Cultural Divided.
What’s Going on with Strategic Research In Big Tech?
Our paper at EPIC 2024 on a strategic orientation ethnographers can use to apply their unique capabilities in the shifting business landscape.
Friction into Traction: A Case Study of Friction in Strategic Ethnography
Our paper on three productive frictions in today’s business setting, presented by Maria Cury at EPIC 2023.
Phenomena S2 E8: Money
Is understanding young people the key to building better relationships between financial institutions and consumers?
Phenomena S2 E7: Metaverse
To what extent does the metaverse mark the next paradigm shift in how we work, play, and learn as humans?
Phenomena S2: Strategy - with Roger Martin
Is strategy becoming a lost art? We speak to Roger Martin, one of the most influential minds in business and a trusted strategy advisor to global CEOs on the sorry state of strategy today and what we can do about it