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The Pivot Point Podcast

The Pivot Point Podcast

By: Human Risk
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With businesses in every sector facing change, three leading consultants have combined to create a new, broad-based offering for adaptation, refocusing and restructuring. Writer and director Mark Heywood (inkjockey), behavioural scientist Christian Hunt (Human Risk) and strategic adviser and writer Eliot Wilson have founded Pivot Point, a multi-disciplinary practice to help companies deal with change, manage risk, plan and embed their culture and strategy, and co-ordinate their communications and image.

This podcast explores the inevitability of change, how we can frame it on our own terms and how we can own our Pivot Point.Copyright Human Risk Economics Management Management & Leadership
Episodes
  • Ky Nichol on pivoting in the tech sector

    Ky Nichol on pivoting in the tech sector
    Jul 15 2021
    In this episode, Mark's guest Ky Nichol, CEO of Cutover reflects on an extraordinary year for his firm and the tech sector in general.
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    19 mins
  • Hannah Elliott on Pivoting in the Motor Industry

    Hannah Elliott on Pivoting in the Motor Industry
    Jun 23 2021
    The last 100 years have been the century of the motor car. In this episode, Eliot Wilson talks to Hannah Elliott, Bloomberg's motoring correspondent, about the way we use automobiles, how the industry is adapting to economic circumstances and emerging technology, and how the car's relationship with society will affect and be affected by policy-making over the next decades.
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    28 mins
  • Tom Fletcher on Pivoting to Digital Diplomacy

    Tom Fletcher on Pivoting to Digital Diplomacy
    Jun 10 2021
    Digital technology has transformed the way countries interact with each other at a state-to-state level. In this episode, Eliot Wilson talks to former diplomat Tom Fletcher, author of The Naked Diplomat, about his time as ambassador to Lebanon, when he transformed the embassy's media output, the new ways in which diplomacy is being practised and how politicians and public servants will have to adapt to new technology on an evolving basis.
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    29 mins
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