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We are thrilled to announce the beginning of a new chapter in the evolution of expert networks – the launch of our Amitypather community. Amitypathers are curious, helpful, and between – between sectors, between silos, between the challenges of today (...)
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“If you want to travel fast, go alone; if you want to travel far, go together.” In today’s fast-moving world, the lone genius is a myth. The future belongs to those who embrace open, dynamic, and deliberately convened networks—where specialists, (...)
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In Arthur Conan Doyle’s The Sign of Four, Sherlock Holmes famously enlists the help of the “Baker Street Irregulars,” a group of street-smart children with unparalleled access to the hidden corners of London. Holmes understood that meaningful insights often come (...)
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The holiday season has a way of reminding us about connection. Whether it’s gathering with loved ones, sharing traditions, or even crafting simple paper chains to brighten the room, this time of year is all about the links that hold (...)
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In every breakthrough story—be it a successful product launch, a bold market entry, or the discovery of a game-changing resource—there is often an unsung hero at the heart of it all. These individuals aren’t the inventors, the marketers, or the (...)
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In today’s complex, hyper-connected world, reaching beyond familiar networks to find new customers, identify game-changing technologies, and recruit talent requires more than just hard work and luck. It requires connectivity—the ability to navigate through diverse groups, spot trends early, and (...)
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Hardly anyone sets out to do harm but… In 2014, at the height of the Coalition Government’s enthusiasm for startup companies, Number 10 set out an invitation to 700 entrepreneurs with the opportunity to pitch in Downing Street. I know (...)
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