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By Jeremy January 19, 2021

Ask Not.

JFK’s speechwriter Ted Sorensen said that the best speeches come down to 4 words and 5 lines…

By Jeremy June 26, 2020

SMUBA

“SMUBA”. What is it, why does it it matter – and how can you use it as a framework for your next world changing project.

By Jeremy June 11, 2020June 11, 2020

I get asked quite regularly, “So what exactly does IBM do?”. Often followed up with questions around how does it do it? Here’s my short(ish) 12-minute take on what we do at IBM, how we do it, and why.

By Jeremy June 11, 2020

Wild Ducks Think Different(ly)

one of the first keynotes I’ve given about the parable behind the “Wild Ducks”, the process that drives all great transformations, and I share 6 climate related stories about the work I’m currently involved in.

By Jeremy March 28, 2020March 28, 2020

Technology, Twins & Transformation

My notes, links, quotes and case studies from the 20-minute presentation I gave for iXperience Friday on Facebook Live with IBM iX on 27th March 2020. I covered a lot of content so I thought it might be helpful to share all the links for anyone who is interested.

By Jeremy March 17, 2020March 18, 2020

10 Secrets of Virtual Storytelling

Since we’re all locked up for the foreseeable future and resigned to communicating via WebEx, Zoom, Teams and Skype, I thought I’d share some useful advice of giving better online presentations. (Including some insights about the carbon footprints of webinars!)

By Jeremy November 4, 2019

My 24 Hours of Reality Slideshow

“After the final no comes a yes.
And on that yes, the future world depends”. Wallace Stevens

By Jeremy November 3, 2019

#WhereIsYourPlan

A new cut from Uber-celebrity photographer Rankin with Richard Curtis for Extinction Rebellion. Well made. Well shot. Well told. Rankin shot me last year. Was quite a day. I haven’t … Continue reading #WhereIsYourPlan

By Jeremy October 27, 2019

Chasing Coral

One of the most important films of recent years is Chasing Coral. The breathtaking story of an advertising exec who decided he didn’t want to help people sell more stuff anymore. He wanted to protect the ocean instead.