Nelson Phillips

We have more freedom than ever to define our own identities, but what other people think of our skills, ideas and thinking isn’t entirely under our own control

Not only do we become better leaders by receiving negative feedback, we can also set an example of how best to respond

Create more time to focus on the things that matter – practical tips for managers

The failures in the British government’s response to COVID-19 come down to a familiar organisational problem: whether to centralise or decentralise

Never waste a good crisis: the strategic challenges of rapid cloud adoption in financial services

Or, what we can learn about leadership from Imperial experts

Once COVID-19 passes, the success of remote working and lack of commuting could promote a permanent digital transformation within the workplace.

Professor Nelson Phillips discusses the ramifications of online rumour communities and their influence on consumer products

There is a leadership shift occurring and businesses need to do to address it

Brexit and Trump will not diminish London as a leader in business education

Professor Nelson Phillips, Acting Dean of Imperial College Business School, argues that supporting and accelerating SMEs is key to driving economic growth and innovative products and services