Hi, it’s Nicolas from The Family. Today, I’m reflecting on the legacy of the late Clayton M. Christensen, in part using my home country of France as an example.
😓 Busy week! First of all, if you’re in Paris tonight, please don’t miss the panels I’ll be moderating at The Family about how technology can help fuel activism—and how corporations can learn to handle that. Here’s the link to register (all in French 🇫🇷): La tech au service de la mobilisation ⚠️
🇬🇧 Then, Brexit is due to happen in 2 DAYS. I’m not sure anyone is paying attention anymore—it’s been so long in the making, with so many ups and downs, that everyone has been moving on. But it looks like Jan 31 will be the day; I’ll be keeping an eye on it.
🇨🇳 Meanwhile, a pandemic has erupted in Wuhan, China. I happen to have visited the city last year, with my colleague Emilie Maret. It’s an interesting place—basically, the largest Chinese city you’ve never heard about (along with Chongqing)! I’m saddened by what Wuhan is going…