THAT BUSINESS OF MEANING
Peter SpearA weekly newsletter & conversation series from Peter Spear on human understanding & cultural insight in business.
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Christoph Quarch on Aliveness & Cosmos
Christoph Quarch is a philosopher and author in Germany. He co-founded the New Platonic Academy, teaches ethics and business philosophy at universities including Danube Private University in Krems. He has written or edited more than...
The week of June 15th
Ignorance
Above, Daniel R. DeNicola on Plato's cave. Also, G Douglas-Kilgannon on learnability. And, Geoff Mulgan on the right to truth.
Connect
Above, Guy Itzchakov & Graham D Bodie on interpersonal listening. Also, Linda...
Chris Danton on Building & Mattering
Chris Danton is Co-Founder and Chief of Ideas at IN GOOD CO, a B-Corp-certified, women-led brand strategy firm whose clients include Nike, Starbucks, Pinterest, Herman Miller, Uniqlo, Zappos, and Psycho Bunny. She is the writer behind GOOD...
The week of June 8th
Narrative
Also, Leland Maschmeyer on tech valuations & conviction. Also, Christopher Lochhead on anger industrial complex. And, Vincent Lê on accelerationism.
Interesting
Above, David Nottoli on interestingness. Also, Rand F...
Nina Beckhardt on Systems & Words
Nina Beckhardt is the founder of The Naming Group, a brand naming consultancy she has run for 20 years. The agency works with large organizations on naming strategy, architecture, and systems. Clients include Chevrolet, Capital One,...
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I am an ethnographer and brand consultant in Hudson, New York. I help teams communicate and innovate more effectively, by helping them understand who they serve, and what drives them.
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