Expert speakers who have written important business books
Raleigh Addington
Managing Director @ Chartwell Speakers - representing some the most influential experts in the world.
With the surge in digital content, the tactile experience of diving into a well-researched book remains uniquely rewarding. Over the past few years, several outstanding books have emerged, many gaining recognition from prestigious outlets like The Financial Times and The New York Times.? Whether exploring leadership, innovation, geopolitics or technology, a good book?offers new perspectives and can help to stay ahead in a rapidly evolving world. a selection of our favourite recent reads, offering fresh ideas and essential lessons for today’s leaders and entrepreneurs.
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'AI Needs You' Global AI expert, Verity Harding urges society to guide AI development, ensuring it reflects human values. She highlights the need for public involvement and regulatory frameworks, offering a hopeful perspective that AI can serve the public good if shaped responsibly.
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'Gambling Man' Former FT Editor, Lionel Barber has writted the? first Western biography of SoftBank CEO Masayoshi Son, financial disruptor and personification of the 21st century’s addiction to instant wealth.
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'The Coming Wave: AI, Power and the 21st Century's Greatest Dilemma':Tech entrepreneurs and industry pioneers, Mustafa Suleyman & Michael Bhaskar outline the imminent risks of artificial intelligence in transforming society. They offer their industry led insights, suggest the ethical implications and call for responsible AI development.?
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'The Trading Game' Prominent economist, Gary Stevenson tells the story of his rise from a low-income background in East London to becoming a top trader at Citibank. Through his personal experiences, he critiques the inequalities in the financial system and the personal toll of wealth accumulation.
'Bejing Rules': Esteemed journalist, Bethany Allen explores China's global influence and strategic ambitions. She examines how Beijing uses economic power, political influence, and technological advancements to reshape international relations and challenge Western dominance.?
'The Corporation in the 21st Century': Leading economist, John Kay critiques shareholder value-driven models, advocating for businesses that prioritize intangible assets like knowledge and relationships. He calls for more sustainable corporate practices and redefines success in today's rapidly evolving business landscape.
'Material World': Economics and Data Editor of Sky News, Ed Conway explores how six crucial materials—copper, iron, lithium, oil, salt and sand—have altered human history and underpin the modern economy. As countries seek to decarbonise, there is a race now to control their supply.
'Butler to the World': Financial journalist, Oliver Bullough reveals how the UK enables global corruption by serving as a financial haven for the wealthy and corrupt. It uncovers the mechanisms and impacts of this shadowy influence.
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5 个月Great list.
Executive Assistant at KevinGaskell.com / The Inspired Leaders Group
5 个月There are some great books here - but one you've missed which really caught my imagination was Catching Giants by Kevin Gaskell. An incredible account of a non rower setting the world record for rowing across the Atlantic and the 80 life and business lessons that came from it. It is just a great read! ??