Intangible Value and Why European and US Boards Look Different
A short reference deck on the rise of intangible asset value and on the governance and cultural differences that make European boards more stakeholder focused than US boards.
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Arguments For and Against Stakeholder Capitalism
IRG set out both sides of the stakeholder capitalism argument in January 2022: five reasons to adopt the approach, and five reasons it is disputed, each traced to a named source.
The Seven Building Blocks of Growth, Presented in Panama
Frank van den Driest and Marc de Swaan Arons take the Star5 summit through IRG’s growth study and the leadership profile it produced.
Taking Responsibility for Humanized Growth
The session deck for the first IRG Open, built around a briefing from Angela Ahrendts and a working question about what leaders actually do next.
IRG Marketing, Reviewed: What Worked, What Failed, What to Keep
A handover review of IRG’s own marketing: the objectives and KPIs, the audience funnel, the channels rated for strength and cost, and one experiment that was stopped.
How the Humanizing Growth Series Is Run: The Lorraine Twohill Briefing
The briefing pack for a Humanizing Growth Series session with Lorraine Twohill, covering the conversation format, who attends, and how IRG and its guests promote it.
Sixty Seconds to Pitch Your Problem, Thirty Minutes to Hack It
The May 2021 network and sparring session: peers work each other’s organizational challenges, and the IRG1000 corporate program is set out in full.
Humanizing Growth: The Study and the Programs Built on It
IRG’s May 2021 overview deck, pairing the seven building blocks of humanized growth with the leadership programs that teach them.
Whole-Brained: Creativity at Scale
The session on combining data and human creativity, with a guest walkthrough of what AI can already make and the argument the room was asked to have about it.
Five Megatrends IRG Was Watching in March 2021
Regulation pushing stakeholder capitalism, the spread of subscriptions, pressure to break up big tech, the circular economy, and disintermediation in healthcare and education.