CONTENT BY ME.
Compelling and engaging content for publications around the world. Here’s a selection.
Spy Versus Spy Versus Spy
Reviewing vintage spy television programs for The New York Times.
Pushing the buy buttons
Understanding the murky — and controversial — world of neuromarketing.
Bashful business
Shyness isn’t rewarded in modern corporations. It should be, says the man famous for the Stanford Prison Experiment.
GE and the art of leadership
It was the gold standard for executive leadership. So, what happened to GE when the financial crisis struck?
Harvard breaks down class walls
Interviewing the head of Harvard Business School about the future of management education in a changing world.
Away Game: Australians in American Boardrooms
While I waited for my green card and freelanced to keep the wolves from the door, I wrote “Away Game: Australians in American Boardrooms” (John Wiley & Sons, 2005). The book examines the lives of leading Australian executives in the United States. I thought it was pretty good. And I got my green card.