The Change issue

Our latest issue focuses on a tough subject, one often avoided. In the past few years, life has undergone unimaginable transformations. But how are organisations and, more importantly, people navigating and embracing these changes? Rather than fearing change, in this issue we’re celebrating it as a catalyst for growth.

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The Change issue

Our latest issue focuses on a tough subject, one often avoided. In the past few years, life has undergone unimaginable transformations. But how are organisations and, more importantly, people navigating and embracing these changes? Rather than fearing change, in this issue we’re celebrating it as a catalyst for growth.

Preview print edition
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    Interview
    Ahead of the curve
    While some industries treat change with
    scepticism and unease, there are a rare
    few with change ingrained in their DNA.
    We met with the FIA’s head of F1 to
    discuss his approach to change.
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    Interview
    A brain as good as ours
    The automotive industry has considerably changed over the past few years, but what about the long-awaited driverless car? Professor Neville Stanton gives his opinion.
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    Opinion
    Let’s talk
    about change
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    Interview
    The Hybrid
    Future:
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    Interview
    Finding your
    tribe
    We met with Neil Gibb to discuss how he remains optimistic in a turbulent world, and why he believes hybrid working to be an incredible opportunity for humanity.
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    Interview
    The city cycle
    Attitudes regarding how employees have shifted over the past few years, especially due to the pandemic. But are organisations understanding the shift? How are cities responding? British brand, Brompton Bicycle are one step ahead.
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    Interview
    A new
    blank sheet
    Hans Meyer, the hotelier who initially
    created the citizenM concept and is now
    building his new venture, Zoku. How did
    he turn change into opportunity and
    innovation?
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    Interview
    Nowhere or
    nowhere?
    The pandemic has transformed work
    and presents an opportunity for its
    re-evaluation, says Julia Hobsbawm. By
    understanding the purpose behind work,
    exciting possibilities for the...
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    Expert insight
    The inevitability
    of change
    Hybrid working has dominated work and
    place since the pandemic, but the new
    normal may not be so new. What has
    Leesman learned over the past decade
    about hybrid working from over one
    million employees.

Interview

Ahead of the curve

While some industries treat change with scepticism and unease, there are a rare few with change ingrained in their DNA. We met with the FIA’s head of F1 to discuss his approach to change.
Read more

Interview

A brain as good as ours

The automotive industry has considerably changed over the past few years, but what about the long-awaited driverless car? Professor Neville Stanton gives his opinion.
Read more

Opinion

Let’s talk about change

It’s time to talk about a tough subject, change. Few like it, but it’s inevitable. It surrounds us. It’s everywhere you look. And right now, work is changing fast.
Read more

Interview

The Hybrid Future

Hybrid working has revolutionised our perceptions of where and how we work. We joined MIT Center for Real Estate to discuss hybrid working and how if you don’t embrace it, you risk being left behind.
Read more

Interview

Finding your tribe

We met with Neil Gibb to discuss how he remains optimistic in a turbulent world, and why he believes hybrid working to be an incredible opportunity for humanity.
Read more

Interview

The city cycle

Attitudes regarding how employees have shifted over the past few years, especially due to the pandemic. But are organisations understanding the shift? How are cities responding? British brand, Brompton Bicycle are one step ahead.
Read more

Interview

A new blank sheet

Hans Meyer, the hotelier who initially created the citizenM concept and is now building his new venture, Zoku. How did he turn change into opportunity and innovation?
Read more

Interview

Nowhere or nowhere?

The pandemic has transformed work and presents an opportunity for its re-evaluation, says Julia Hobsbawm. By understanding the purpose behind work, exciting possibilities for the future can be created.
Read more

Expert insight

Inevitability of change

Hybrid working has dominated work and place since the pandemic, but the new normal may not be so new. What has Leesman learned over the past decade about hybrid working from over one million employees.
Read more