• A provocative new guide to help companies thrive in a rapidly changing world

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Tom Goodwin returns with his second book, Digital Darwinism 2

Tom Goodwin is one of the world's most provocative and prolific industry commentators on the future of business, and in this exhilarating new book, he explores how and why the world is really changing in the post-digital age and helps equip readers with the tools to navigate this new era of disruption. This totally rewritten book offers a challenging new perspective on not only how to think about change but also offers concrete steps on what to do about it.

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Questions the new book explores:

What really matters in a rapidly changing world? What can people and companies do to thrive in an age of technological disruption? How can we best thrive in an age of uncertainty, new threats and opportunities in a post pandemic era? What is digital disruption and how do you unleash the power of new technology to grow? How can you create a future vision for your company? What structure and new processes do you need to thrive in the future? How can you change culture and drive innovation?

These are just some of the questions explored in Digital Darwinism 2, a new deep dive into what people can do to thrive in the post pandemic and post Digital age.

Tom Goodwin is a world-renowned trends and transformation expert

and founder of Innovation consultancy “All We Have Is Now”. He’s twice been voted as the #1 Voice in Marketing on LinkedIn globally, with over 700,000 followers, he’s the host and producer of Euronews’ TV Show “The Edge” reaching 250m households, and a published Author, with his first book Digital Darwinism being translated into 7 languages. A global keynote powerhouse, Tom’s delivered over 100 Keynote speeches in 80 cities and in 42 countries.

Tom is a proponent of what he labels “nowism”, a more practical and applied form of futurism based on the idea that we have all the technology we need at our disposal now, and that true business and personal growth can come from the application of existing cutting edge technology using action and imagination. He currently advises a range of Fortune 500 companies and startups on business transformation and innovation. This follows the past 20 years where Tom build a career spanning advertising/creative, digital, and media agencies.

Tom has published over 500 articles and actively shares his work in industry-leading publications including Forbes, the Guardian, TechCrunch, Fast Company, Digiday, British GQ and the World Economic Forum.

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