I don’t know much about Anil Wadhwani, but after watching him interview Andre Agassi, one of my all-time favourite tennis players, I was intrigued. Agassi brought so much colour and personality to the game, from tie-dyed cut-off jeans to a Rock’N Roll spirit on centre court. It was a delightful surprise to discover that the interviewer was Wadhwani, the 53-year-old CEO of Prudential plc. Prudential's Vision for Hong Kong and Asia What Prudential is doing for Hong Kong and Asi

Was watching something or another the other day and thought to myself, “Have we run out of ideas?” Did every creative idea that became reality run out of steam maybe twenty years ago and, like life itself, is this all one rerun- the music, the advertising, the inspiration to dare to dream, your heart knowing when you have fallen in love, and also knowing when you have fallen out of love and when love takes a backseat to things that are puerile? Or, unlike Alice, did we stop b

Coming from the advertising and music industries and having worked with clients like McDonald’s, MTV, Seagrams and artists as diverse as Robbie Williams, Coldplay, the brilliant Gorillaz project and Eminem, it’s always interesting to visit the horse racing business model and see how it might have changed, or even if it’s still there. Having been introduced to horse racing through nights out in London at the gentleman’s club called Aspinall’s and those years of meeting the hor