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Explore the Image Ability blog
Explore the Image Ability blog for articles and reflections on image literacy, executive presence, leadership, cultural intelligence and the relationship between how we communicate, behave and present ourselves. Drawing on research, professional practice and cross-cultural experience, t...
Workplace Needs Assessments: Beyond the fix
TL;DR: Ask most people what a workplace needs assessment is for, and they will describe a response to a problem: a complaint, a performance concern, something that has already gone wrong. That is true, but it is only half the job. The report at the end should not just be a list of thing...
NEW BOOK: Vitruvian Woman. Redefining executive presence through the power of image literacy
Vitruvian Woman by Daniela Florea redefines executive presence through image literacy: the ability to shape and project presence with purpose. Rooted in the timeless principles of Vitruvius – firmitas (Strength), utilitas (Relevance) and venustas (Beauty) the book positions presence as ...
Booking an airport car for a colleague or visitor: a checklist for Cambridge businesses
This guide is for PAs, EAs, office managers and others arranging airport transport for colleagues, clients or visitors in Cambridge. When the person making the booking is not the person travelling, a few additional details need to be handled clearly. The points below cover what is worth...
Taiwanese technology leaders head to Cambridge to strengthen innovation ties
Cambridge, 29th September - A delegation of leading Taiwanese technology leaders will visit Cambridge on the 29th September as part of a wider UK tour exploring opportunities to invest, build commercial partnerships with British businesses and connect with the UK’s technology ecosystem....
CellCentric wins Business of the Year at 36th Business Weekly Awards ahead of tipped US IPO
Tony Quested writes: CEO Will West winged in from New York as his company CellCentric won the 36th annual Business Weekly Awards' coveted Business of the Year crown at Queens' College. ...
What does it take to build a world-class company in the UK?
The UK has no shortage of great ideas. The harder question is whether we have the capital, people and appetite for risk to turn more of them into world-class companies that grow and stay here. ...
Your visitor has landed. Now what? Planning international arrivals to Cambridge
Somewhere over the Atlantic right now, a visiting researcher is trying to work out how to get from Heathrow to Cambridge. They have a hotel name, a meeting at nine tomorrow morning, and a phone that may not connect as expected when they land. ...
Gearset research finds trust in AI and agents varies widely by SDLC stage
New data shows enterprise teams are selectively embracing AI where efficiency gains are highest and risk is lowest, signalling a maturing, strategic approach to AI-assisted software delivery ...
Gearset launches Cam, the AI agent that helps Salesforce teams accelerate development without sacrificing control
Within a week of onboarding Cam, Gearset customers had it creating up to 44% of their team's pull requests. ...