The Companies That Saw It Coming and Died Anyway
Kodak invented the digital camera. Boeing knew. The failure is almost never a missed signal; it's a structure that couldn't act on what the people already saw. I walk leaders through how good companies, full of smart people, get killed by their own operating model, and how to spot the same wiring in your own org before it costs you.
Conference keynotes · leadership all-hands
- Why the problem is almost never the idea, the talent, or the market
- How structure quietly overrules what people already know
- The early signs your organization can see a threat but can't respond to it







