Charles Leadbeater is strategist and adviser to leading European companies and an ideas generator in his own right. He is also reportedly Tony Blair's favorite corporate thinker.
The New York Times voted his idea of the Pro Am economy one of the most innovative of the last ten years.
He writes regularly for the Financial Times and The Guardian and has written a number of books including ‘Living on Thin Air’ and ‘Up The Down Escalator: Why The Global Pessimists Are Wrong’.
His latest book ‘We-think: the power of mass creativity’, which is due to be published next year, is available online in draft for people to comment upon prior to publication.
Charles Leadbeater is listed by GQ Magazine as one of the most powerful men in Britain, ranked by Accenture in 2003 as one of the top management thinkers in the world, and a past winner of the prestigious David Watt prize for journalism.
