After Corona? - WHAT HAVE WE LEARNED?

An episode of the The Possibility Club podcast, hosted by always possible, titled "After Corona? - WHAT HAVE WE LEARNED?" was published on December 2, 2021 and runs 40 minutes.

December 2, 2021 ·40m · The Possibility Club

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In the finale of the After Corona? series, host Richard Freeman is in the interview chair this time.

Chris Thorpe-Tracey asks Richard about what he has learned from the huge number of contributors to the podcast since July 2020, and what he has concluded about what life, business and society might hold in the post-pandemic world.

What are the emerging themes? What changed in the way people were speaking about change, risk and their industries? Why has the process led to 5 new big questions - and where will Richard be seeking the answers?

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Guest: Richard Freeman - CEO, always possible

Producer/Interviewer: Chris Thorpe-Tracey - Lo Fi Arts

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