by Neil Davidson | Feb 18, 2022 | Blog
Most of our resolutions were based on healthier lifestyles, and our diets were a key part of this. (I regularly reflect on my failed resolutions being triggered by a pie, beckoning me like a meaty Siren, from an oven at Craven Cottage on the 15th of January.) HFSS is...
by Neil Davidson | Feb 11, 2022 | Blog
A marketing challenge sits at the heart of this. This doesn’t diminish the scale and importance of this issue; it recognises that saving the ocean depends on understanding people. So how can a marketing approach help us unpick the challenge of saving the ocean? Free...
by Neil Davidson | Jan 21, 2022 | Blog
Can you be so hip it hurts (your business)? Hannah has been part of the craft beer revolution with Hiver, founding a business with urban beekeeping and honey at its heart. In that heady mix you’ve got a sector that had an incredible rise but is now suffering growing...
by Neil Davidson | Dec 17, 2021 | Blog
Work isn’t always working The pandemic has raised questions about why we work and how we work, and there’s no shortage of buzzwords that capture this: the great resignation, lying flat and LARPing are just three examples. Working from home may have triggered much of...
by Neil Davidson | Nov 19, 2021 | Articles, Blog
The more often a planner did this, the less likely the chances of making it through the interview. (He also judged interviewees on whether they used the lift or walked up the stairs to get to the interview room, so describing him as the Ant Middleton of HR would be...
