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a book worth reading
The Spirit of Leadership, Dr Peter Cammock
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Thank you Dr Peter Cammock for your gentle but powerful insights into the nature of commitment to the realisation of a personal vision. To purchase this book please contact Dr Peter Cammock at peter.cammock@canterbury.ac.nz. |
a book worth reading
Presence exploring profound change in people, organisations and society, Peter Senge et al
a book worth reading
Managing Sustainable Innovation, Ian E Maxwell
a book worth reading
How The Mighty Fall, Jim Collins
a book worth reading
Gareth Morgan & John McCrystal: Poles Apart, Beyond the Shouting, Who’s Right about Climate Change?
a book worth reading
John Elkington & Pamela Hartigan: The Power of Unreasonable People, How Social Entrepreneurs Create Markets that Change the World
a book worth reading
J Pfeffer & RI Sutton: Hard Facts, Dangerous Half-Truths & Total Nonsense
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“Focus is great but it can create blinders …….. Too little peripheral vision leaves organisations susceptible to being replaced in the market place by new entrants or nimble competitors”. |
a book worth reading
MJ Wheatley, Leadership and New Science
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“In a quantum world, everything depends on context, on unique relationships available in the moment, why would we expect that solutions developed in one context would work the same in another?” |
a book worth reading
P. Singer, The Life You Can Save
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Reframing our notions of charity and responsibility designindustry works with organisations to ensure that the solution does not overshadow the reality and disregard what is working and what is unique about the environment. We are currently in negotiation with a number of Not-for-Profit organisations. |
what our clients say
“I felt the “Design for Business Growth” course was a useful course to help open the mindset of the designer (or innovator) to deliver a product, service or technology that has sound commercial value."
Darren Hill, Biomaterials Research, SCION, Rotorua









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