Posted by graeme on March 1, 2010 · Leave a Comment
The recession has been more than just an economic downturn – it has changed the world of work, forever. There are five key disruptive forces shaping the new world of work in the next decade. Understand the forces that are reshaping the business landscape, and see how they can help you predict the future and gain a competitive advantage in your industry. The five forces are: Technology, Institutional upheaval, changing Demographics, the Environment and shifting Societal values. These are the T.I.D.E.S. of change. A guaranteed paradigm shaker, this presentation or workshop will show you how to set a strategic agenda that will ensure your success in the next decade!
Read an outline of the five forces at our blog. Or you can download a copy of the PDF version from the TomorrowToday site (right click and save as if it doesn’t download). If you’re interested in using “After Shock” as a presentation or workshop at one of your team meetings, please contact Graeme to discuss how he can customise it for you.
For even more information on “After Shock”, including a video overview, the take home value and links to related resources, see the information page at TomorrowToday UK (will open in a new window).
Posted by graeme on January 27, 2010 · Leave a Comment
If you’re interested in where I am planning to be, I make a an extract of my travel schedule available online – it’s here. See which countries and cities I will be in, and if you’re there too, I’d love to hear from you. I am happy to meet up for a chat, or make myself available to speak at your company and event.
I love to travel and work in new countries and different cultures.
Posted by graeme on January 25, 2010 · Leave a Comment
I do not have my own newsletter – I contribute to the e-zine sent out by my company, TomorrowToday. It’s sent out about once every six weeks, and includes some really cutting edge thinking from members of our team. You’ll really enjoy reading it.
Subscribe here, and take a look at the archives, too.
(And, just in case you needed reassurance, we don’t use your email address for anything else, and NEVER give to anyone for anything).
Posted by graeme on January 25, 2010 · Leave a Comment
I write prolifically (in fact my wife often complains, as I’ll sometimes jump up from the dinner table or our of bed late at night and rush to my computer to capture a thought, or write down a sentence that says exactly what I need to say in the perfect way). I am busy writing a new book – but more on that in a few weeks time.
If you’re interested in what I write, then there are three resources you need to know about. The first is my company’s blog, where I try and put 2 or 3 entries a week, at least. We write about the trends that are shaping the new world of work – you’ll really enjoy it, I think. It’s a great mix of our team’s ongoing insights, in (mostly) bite size chunks.
If you want something a bit more meaty, check out our white paper site, where we post more detailed and in depth articles, based on our ongoing research. For now, these are all available free of charge (that may change later this year, so get in now).
Finally, you can buy one of my three existing books. They were all published through Penguin South Africa, while I was living in Johannesburg. Hopefully they are easily available where you are. If not, please contact me, and we’ll make a plan to get them to you.
If you would like to use any of what I have written – for example, in your company’s in house magazine – I would be honoured. Please do let me know. If you’d like me to customise it for you, or even write something specific for you, please do let me know. I’d more than willing to do so.
Oh, and there is one other resource you might be interested in. All of my presentations are summarised into PDF format and available for download here. Enjoy.
Posted by graeme on January 11, 2010 · Leave a Comment
If you’re a meeting planner or someone who has booked Graeme for an event, then we’ve just added a page with everything you need to know. Click here to find:
- How to introduce Graeme
- What equipment Graeme needs
- Download photographs of Graeme to use in your marketing and event programme
Click here for a list of Graeme’s standard presentations, including summaries of their content that you can use in your event materials.
Click here to download summaries of Graeme’s slides. You can print these out for your delegates or send it on to them in digital format. Note that this link takes you to Graeme’s company website, TomorrowToday.uk.com.
Also at the TomorrowToday website is an extract from Graeme’s travel schedule.
If you need anything else, please do contact us with your request.