Values and Leadership Principles
We strive to instil a common set of values and leadership principles our business, and our investments. Our values drive our decision making and how we interact both within and outside our organisation.
What inspires us, and what we're thinking
Thinking Ahead & Making a Difference
As we ponder how Chanrossa will deliver in the future and go into our annual planning cycle, we are reminded recently that we need more than goals, growth and performance targets. The now famous Simon Sinek TED talk of 2009 is inspirational as we dream of what's possible.
What's Possible with AI
What does AI mean for the leaders of tomorrow? On this bonus episode of Possible, Reid Hoffman talks about the role of AI in shaping the future, the importance of beauty in technology, AI as a tool for amplification, and the responsibility of us all in using AI as a tool to benefit humankind. This speech was originally delivered by Reid Hoffman in English on September 8, 2023 at the Bologna Business School at the University of Bologna, the oldest university in the Western world.
The secrets of outperforming family-owned businesses: How they create value—and how you can become one
Family-owned businesses that combine four critical mindsets with five strategic actions have a chance to quadruple their value in the next decade—while maintaining resilience.
Amazon Leadership Principles
We are inspired by the Amazon Leadership Principles which largely focus on keeping their customer at the centre of their decisions. We truly believe that being a customer-centric company is a key to success.
Purposeful Leadership
Today’s fast-changing world requires decentralised decision making processes.
How Harnessing Chaos Can Make Companies More Nimble
Chaos is often associated with a failure of leadership. Gary Robinson, manager of Baillie Gifford US Growth Trust, argues that the best bosses don’t resist disorder but channel it to create ‘chaordic organisations’ in which innovation thrives.
Succession and Family Businesses
Mars’ outgoing CEO on succession, family businesses and eating his own dog food.
