Showing posts with label David Sloly. Show all posts
Showing posts with label David Sloly. Show all posts
Saturday, 22 May 2010
"When There's No Plan A"
I've been talking to Jonathan Moules, Enterprise Editor at The Financial Times for a while about #Unplan, putting him in touch with entrepreneurs I know who embrace the 'unplan your business' philosophy. So I'm delighted to see the results of that in an article in today's FT "When There's No Plan A" featuring my #unplan buddies Gary Vaynerchuk, David Hieatt and Raj Dey. You can read the article online at FT.com here (registration applies). You can also click to view a scan of the article below (this content is copyright The Financial Times). Finally, a big shout out to my #Unplan collaborator David Sloly who was not mentioned in the article; I'd like to point out that 'Unplan Your Business' is a collaborative project with David and that he is the co-author of our free guide, that you can grab here.
Wednesday, 31 March 2010
David Sloly at Ignite Bristol
Before we launched #Unplan at SXSW in Texas, David Sloly gave a sneak preview at Ignite in Bristol. Here's a video of his presentation (video from Ignite Bristol - thanks guys):
Friday, 19 February 2010
Thursday, 18 February 2010
What A Business School Thinks Of #Unplan
Kudos to the McCombs School of Business at The University of Texas at Austin. They’ve just included ‘How To Unplan Your Business’ in their '33 Promising SXSW Interactive Panels for Business' post. They said this about our idea:
“Ian Sanders and David Sloly have each seen their careers change course many times, and they argue that the right attitude is more important than a plan. They also say ‘business school training is a load of baloney’. While we here at the McCombs School of Business respectfully disagree, sometimes a little unconventional thinking might be just the trick to reinvigorate your business”.
“Ian Sanders and David Sloly have each seen their careers change course many times, and they argue that the right attitude is more important than a plan. They also say ‘business school training is a load of baloney’. While we here at the McCombs School of Business respectfully disagree, sometimes a little unconventional thinking might be just the trick to reinvigorate your business”.
Monday, 25 January 2010
SXSW session/ Hear the preview podcast
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