
The Captain Who Ran Out of Time
Humans in the Boardroom #10 In December 1978, an experienced airline captain spent so long investigating a possible landing-gear problem that his aircraft ran out

Humans in the Boardroom #10 In December 1978, an experienced airline captain spent so long investigating a possible landing-gear problem that his aircraft ran out

Humans in the Boardroom #9 Last week (on 8 Oct 2026), the Financial Reporting Council (FRC) slapped a severe reprimand and a fine of over

Humans in the Boardroom #8 The UK National Air Traffic system went down earlier this month. 2,000 flights were cancelled. The cost may well be

What do these three statements from company Annual Reports have in common? “…the Board and its committees were discharging their responsibilities effectively”; “Your Company continues

Humans in the Boardroom #7 The UK Government is consulting on modernising corporate reporting, including simplifying the statutory requirements for board remuneration disclosures. Remuneration reports

I bet I’m not the only person getting bored and irritated by articles that are clearly written by AI with little human intervention. This is

I recently spoke to Dr Sabine Dembkowski on the Better Boards podcast about the issues raised in my upcoming book, ‘Why Companies Fail: Exposing Human Performance

We’ve all done it. Things are going swimmingly, life feels good, you feel really sure of yourself, and then you forget to do something important.

Humans in the Boardroom #5 I disliked Biology at school. It seemed to be all about remembering the names of bits of animals and plants,

Sarah Wynn-Williams’ Careless People has become one of the year’s most discussed business books. Although Meta strongly disputes many of her allegations, the book raises