On September 11, 2001, I addressed the World Airline Entertainment Association—at the Brisbane Convention Centre. The topic: ‘Change is Inevitable.-Learning from change is optional’. Only a few hours later, you...
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‘The only one thing of which I am certain is that there is very little about which one can be certain’ …Somerset Maugham Aren’t these words from the 1800’s...
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As we start a new financial year amidst lockdown, the covid chaos of the past 18 months remains a challenge. Like many, I recently moved to a home office after...
Read More 2020 Olympic Torch Hindsight to Rekindle Embers of Hope
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It’s hard to believe twenty years have passed since I was honoured and humbled to carry the Olympic torch on the day of the opening ceremonies of the Sydney...
Read More Lebanon during better times-Bitter Sweet long weekend
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‘In the sweetness of friendship let there be laughter, and sharing of pleasures. For in the dew of little things, the heart finds its morning and is refreshed’…Kahlil Gibran Lebanon...
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Having left a secure executive position with IBM for the insecurity of starting my own business, I sometimes struggled in a home office before expanding into ‘real’ commercial office space...
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Yes we indeed live in unprecedented times—but haven’t there always been unprecedented times in human history? There is no room for corona complacency during this current medical and economic crisis!...
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I’m just home from Africa, having avoided a coup in Ethiopia where the government closed down all Wi-Fi for 3 weeks; which gave me fresh material on disruption to address...
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The one New Year’s resolution that I know for certain I’ll be able to keep…is not to take any more New Year’s Eve flights from Miami to San Diego…so a...
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Since the dawn of time there have always been (and probably will always be) the darkest of disasters in both Mother Nature and human nature. Thankfully, few of us will...
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