Welcome today to John Volanthen, cave-explorer and cave rescue diver, and author of the extraordinary record of the Thuam Luang rescue of the Wild Boars, titled Thirteen Lessons that Saved Thirteen Lives.

Normally I am not a fan of ‘Look at my derring-do amazing heroics and translate them into management-speak,’ but I think this book might just be different.

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Welcome to Sandy Carter, author of the intriguingly titled AI First, Human Always, embracing a new mindset for the era of superintelligence. Sandy is the founder of Unstoppable Women of AI and W3, and COO of Unstoppable Domains – and formerly was with AWS and IBM among others.

Future Horizon – AI’s transformative path – is for me at least a bit of a mind-fry. If you have one message in a minute for listeners, what would it be?

Published by Wiley, AI First, Human Always is gripping stuff folks, and is available of course from Amazon and all good bookshops.

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Welcome to Paul J H Schoemaker PhD, author of Strategic Thinking and Decision Making. Here’s a clip from Paul’s web site: Much of Paul’s work reflects the cognitive, emotional, and social biases many of us prone to, from descriptive insights to prescriptive recommendations based on normative theories and time-tested heuristic approaches. In my own words, Paul knows what makes us tick or not!

Published by Anthem Press, Strategic Thinking and Decision Making is available of course from Amazon and all good bookshops.

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