china
Why China leads the startup ecosystem
The government tries to help rather than add friction
Dan Ilett
Dan Ilett writes The Executive Summary for CEOs and leadership teams of the FTSE 350. He is a specialist in growth strategy and commercial storytelling. He chairs the City CIO Club, a private network for technology leaders. As a journalist, he has written for the Financial Times, the Economist Group, the Daily Telegraph, the New York Times and a string of tech publications. He launched a number of media titles including CoinDesk, where he was founding editor. Dan went on to lead transformation and advise on commercial delivery in FTSE and Fortune organisations. Today Dan delivers workshops for leadership teams in growth, go-to-market and AI transformation.
china
AI
Google changes front door of the interweb
Bye bye, searchy, searchy
AI
The CEO's AI toolkit: The essential guide to Claude.
The accelerator for executive AI leadership
keir starmer
You do you
A lesson from Keir Starmer's latest failcake of a speech
claude
Peak swearing mode enabled
How I moved my business to Claude and a team of agents
cinema
Go and see Project Hail Mary
Spoilers....A film about collaboration, hope and finding a way
Government
Whodunnit?
A masterclass in English language and defensive communication
amazon
Amazon and Anthropic's accounting bromance
Amazon just wrote Anthropic a $25 billion cheque. Anthropic promptly wrote one back for $100 billion. Here is what the deal means for you...
Wellbeing
The long weekend you need
Well hello there. I'm just back from Newquay having shown the world that even fat labradors like me can mount a surfboard - in the water too. I love Easter weekend at home. I try to do as little as possible as London is always quiet and I can potter away - if my family lets me... (Storm
AI
Quantum for CEOs
Just as you have your head around AI, quantum computing wants to have a pop at you as well. Our resident expert in quantum computing, Jonathan Loretto, schools us in what we need to know as CEOs… You know that feeling when someone explains something so genuinely world-altering that you
Growth
The 8 skills to nuke your competitors
A couple of weeks ago, I wrote a piece called "How many people can I fire?". For some reason, it upset a number of folks who don't agree there will be job cuts and massive shifts from AI. I had quite a few emails - and believe it or not, I really like it when people write in with what they
Wellbeing
The longest minute of my life
Ten years ago today, I had just returned from China on an assignment for the UK government, attracting investors to British technology companies. It was an intense, sprawling job and I arrived home on Saturday afternoon exhausted only to start a new job on Monday at Virgin Money. I knew if