Our blog

Problem Solving

Why imagination is key to transforming society

We all know that things need to change. From the climate crisis to social issues, there’s lots of work to be done to make the world a better place. It requires organisation, money and hard work. But there’s one thing that comes before all of that: imagination.

Could working less be the key to success?

Picture an entrepreneur, and you may well imagine a caffeine-fuelled whirlwind who burns the candle at both ends. Setting up and running a business is hard work – there’s no doubt about it. But does that mean business owners should push themselves to the limits to achieve success?

Lack of diversity at VC firms holds back Black-owned businesses

The world of venture capital is known for being overwhelmingly white. In fact, Deloitte’s 2021 VC Human Capital Survey found that just 4% of investment professionals at VC firms are Black. When you consider that Black and Latinx founders received just 2.6% of all VC funding raised in 2020, it’s not hard to join the dots between a lack of diversity and the lack of funding for Black-owned business.

Problem Solving

Who’s in the room when businesses solve problems – and why it matters

We all know that a great business idea is one that solves a problem. We see an issue and offer the perfect solution. And solving problems remains just as important throughout the lifetime of a business. Whether it’s creating new products or overcoming obstacles in day-to-day operations, problem-solving drives innovation and moves things forward. But a key question we all need to be asking is: who’s identifying and solving these problems in our businesses?

FutureX is a learning and discover platform that helps leaders and teams develop impactful skills and behaviours, through training, education and community support.

Company

Legal

Privacy Policy
Terms of Use
Cookie Policy

Thank you!

Copyright © FutureX Innovation Limited 2022

Created with

or

Your country?

Your company size?

Your Profession?

Forgot your password?