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Harvard Business Review: Identify — and Mitigate — Risks to Your Career
By Jonathan Brill and Dorie Clark When engaging in career planning, many of us end up unintentionally focusing exclusively on optimistic scenarios: “I want to do X, so I’ll do A, B, and C to make it happen.” Of course, there’s nothing wrong with a bit of healthy...
Forbes: The Innovation Window Is Closing
The global economy has consistently expanded over the last 250 years, driven primarily by two things: population growth, and relentless creativity. This innovation has touched every area of human productivity, first in agriculture, energy, and manufacturing, and more...
HP 2019 Megatrends Report
I’m proud to have worked with a global team across HP to assemble this year’s Megatrends report and of the impact it is having on how we invest across our company.
Podcast: The Octopus Organization™ with Jonathan Brill
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News & Press
Forbes Profiles Jonathan Brill
An excerpt from the Forbes article "Four Consequences From Today’s Global Internet Outages For Business Planning" by Steve Wunker: …businesses need to plan for discontinuities, and not just in the sense of risk-mitigation. These events also create opportunities....
The Economist: The Future of China
“[Rogue Waves is] An important book for managers.” Wu Chen Managing Director, The Economist Global Business Review
San Francisco Business Times Profile of Jonathan Brill
Reprinted from the San Francisco Business Times HP Global Futurist Peers Into Our Uncertain Future by Jim Gardner As we struggle to make sense of an uncertain future, who better to talk to than someone who helps some of the biggest names in the world economy make...
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