I’ve had “Write social business strategy” on my to do list for some time, and like any good procrastinator, massive distractee and general purveyor of being useful to everyone, it’s only just managed to happen. It’s good to get all the strands of my thinking about where we go as a social business, and what … Continue reading Why is strategy so hard to get down on paper?
Author: Keith Lewis
Why finding a work-life harmony is good for my mental health
Today I woke up in the Legoland Hotel. With my wife and my two boys (school inset day). Not sure there are better places to wake up, to be honest. We played. We ate (a lot). We swam. We headed to the forest on our way back home and clocked up our obligatory 10,000 steps … Continue reading Why finding a work-life harmony is good for my mental health
Taking pride in Pride
There's been something niggling away at me today about our intranet Friday Fun Poll (some fun non-work related question to get people commenting) but it's only just dawned on me what it was. The question today was about who your favourite LGBT role model was, with a list of celebrity types to chose from. Sir … Continue reading Taking pride in Pride
Social in insurance and fintech – new InsureTech podcast
A few weeks ago, I caught up with the team at InsurTech Bytes, to chat about how we (Zurich) are harnessing social media to communicate more effectively with our customers, intermediaries as well as within and across its own organisation. There's also some great comments from Nigel Walsh from Deloitte and Nick Finegold from Curation Corp at … Continue reading Social in insurance and fintech – new InsureTech podcast
Four score years and seven…
In our bathroom, I keep this fella. We’re a Lego-loving household and there are minifigures dotted around the place. But Abe, here, is one I like to see, and greet, daily. As any scholar of US political history will know, the “four score and seven years ago” was President Lincoln’s intro to his Gettysburg Address, … Continue reading Four score years and seven…
A terrible week, but we were ready. Were you?
The importance of being ready for when bad things happen.
Small social steps paying off!
I've been plugging away within the Zurich world for a little while now, pushing the social message wherever I can get a platform. For the first time, yesterday, it felt like it was actually working. Not just lip service and acceptance that what I was saying was OK, but actual real colleagues, putting it into … Continue reading Small social steps paying off!
Five social business lessons from the Trolls movie
Over the weekend, I took the dynamic duo to the Odeon's Kids AM showing of Trolls - the latest offering from the Dreamworks empire. Normally, I take advantage of the dark space and perhaps concentrate a little too much on the insides of my eyelids.... only for a short time of course... But *whispers* I really … Continue reading Five social business lessons from the Trolls movie
My word of 2017 – Reconnect
I've been doing a little thinking around what I want to base 2017 around and a word at haven't been able to shake, and so am embracing fully is: Reconnect. This year, I turn 39, which is a little scary and I've packed an awful lot of great things into the first half of my … Continue reading My word of 2017 – Reconnect
My top 10 social media podcasts
Happy New Year readers!Today is New Years Day 2017 and, for my sins, I've got a nine hour round trip to Manchester to contend with. So, my podcast app is updated and got plenty downloaded as I'm about to hit the road. I use driving "down time" as a chance to keep my industry knowledge updated and … Continue reading My top 10 social media podcasts