One of our leading thinkers considers the challenges that life and the future hold for us
Charles Handy is an independent writer, broadcaster and teacher. He has been an oil executive, an economist, a professor at the London Business School, the Warden of St. George's House in Windsor Castle and the chairman of the Royal Society for the Encouragement of Arts, Manufactures and Commerce. He was born in Co. Kildare in Ireland, the son of an archdeacon, and educated in Ireland, England (Oxford University) and the USA (Massachusetts Institute of Technology). His many books include The Empty Raincoat, Understanding Organizations, Gods of Management, The Future of Work and Waiting for the Mountain to Move.
21 Letters details [Handy's] personal and professional experiences
with simplicity and warmth
*The Sunday Times*
A real spikiness alongside his generosity of spirit and openness to
new ideas. 21 Letters on Life and Its Challenges takes the form of
lessons handed down to his grandchildren – interwoven with touching
tributes to his wife. The great tactician is still thinking three
hoops ahead.
*Financial Times*
Some of the octogenarian management thinker’s most
thought-provoking ideas . . . about how to humanise business,
soften capitalism, and live life better.
*Financial Times*
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