• The real purpose of advisory boards
• How CEOs can determine if they need one
His first business-class experience with Singapore Airlines
The dramatic difference between economy and premium travel
An unexpected journey from engineer to consultant
Early interest in understanding the bigger picture and cross-functional issues
Transitioning from pharmacy (a path influenced by family) to pursuing his true passions
The spiritual catalyst that led him to leave pharmacy after 12 years
Learning through failure and navigating crises, including launching a stock market and managing a bank run
Emphasizing “inner work” over external achievements
• Guided by his entrepreneurial father and father-in-law
• Early fascination with technology inspired by Star Wars
Bronwyn defines futurism as analyzing the consequences of today’s decisions on tomorrow’s outcomes.
She explains that futurists are less about predicting fixed futures and more about exploring possibilities, perspectives, and long-term implications.
Accidental beginnings in communications and copywriting
The power of words in shaping perception
Barnet is an award winning filmmaker and an author.
His latest book is titled How to Be a Friend in an Unfriendly World.
Childhood challenges and personal adversity fueled his intellectual drive.
He embarked on both physical and academic quests to prove himself.
