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Richard Kilgarriff meets another brilliant mind in great company: Former Nike CMO Greg Hoffman shares original, memorable insights from Emotion By Design after his Books for Breakfast members' event at Soho House in London.

This week, Richard is sharing OMI with an angel investor and head-hunter who joined the world of finance and technology just before it crashed in 2008. Thankfully, she survived and ten years' later set up up the Equality Group with a mission to transform society and business by encouraging leaders to embrace diversity.

In this episode they discuss privilege and what can be done to change mindsets at work.

Two brilliant minds from the world of sport and business put their heads together for a masterclass in helping yourself and the people around you grow every day.

This week Richard Kilgarriff shares OMI with a man who maps the genesis and evolution of literature from clay tablets to digital screens, showing how the science of stories has invented solutions for being human in the same way that the wheel helped us to move forward and the jet engine helped us to fly.

The OMI in Bookomi stands for the Original, Memorable Insights that we find in books by the Most Wanted minds in business, science and culture.

Richard Kilgarriff is sharing OMI with a leading silicon-valley executive and tech entrepreneur Sukhinder Singh Cassidy, whose journey to the billion dollar boardroom has traversed the shoulders of internet giants such as Google, Amazon and the live entertainment ticketing marketplace Stubhub, where she was president until its sale to Viagogo for $4bn in 2020.

Currently chairman of The Boardlist, a premium talent market-place , Sukhinder is also a board director at, among others, Urban Outfitters.

In Choose Possibility – How to Master Risk and Thrive –she invites you to reassess your relationship with risk – to replace the fear of failure with the fear of missing out and put the “all or nothing” myth of the single choice behind you for good…

If you’re currently feel like you’re out of your comfort zone but you want to progress in whatever you’re doing, listen up, this one is for you.

Nova Reid invites white British people to recognise the inherent racism of their national culture and to play a more active role in the anti-racism movement.

The Powerful and The Damned by Lionel Barber has been has been picked by Stuart Ford, the Chairman, CEO and founder of AGC Studios, the TV and film company behind blockbusters such as Midway and documentaries such as Lady Boss : The Jackie Collins Story.

Tim Higgins reports on cars and technology for The Wall Street Journal, where his sights often lock onto Silicon valley titan Elon Musk and Tesla, the electric car business that Musk founded in his own disruptive, daring and divisive image.

James Ashton is the former City Editor and Executive Editor at the London Evening Standard and Independent titles and before that City Editor at The Sunday Times and Chief City Correspondent at the Daily Mail. During this period he covered some of the biggest economic and corporate stories of recent times.