In person only. Every session with Pranay Sanklecha runs on location, at your venue. None of them are available live online.

Dr. Pranay Sanklecha is a former professor of philosophy and the founder of a consultancy dedicated to helping businesses think better about the things that matter. With a career that spans academia, commodities trading, restaurant ownership, and corporate advising, Dr. Sanklecha brings a unique blend of philosophical insight and practical experience to his work with clients, who range from start-ups to global organizations. He leads The Economist's programs on critical thinking and business and AI, in which capacity he equips leaders and teams with the cognitive tools needed to navigate complex challenges and make more informed, impactful decisions. Driven by the belief that better thinking is the key to a winning edge, Dr. Sanklecha is passionate about guiding organizations to realize their full potential through levelling up their cognitive skillsets.
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This was brilliant - but I don’t think the title accurately captured or did justice to what the session was about. I’m not too bad with change so almost didn’t attend but it was really useful for how to challenge yourself and approach things differently
The three Ds were insightful and easy to remember. I enjoyed hearing from a Doctor of Philosophy!
These are way better than the internal sessions from the past couple of years that mostly just pushed us into small breakouts to do roleplay!! Expert lecturers that are actually TEACHING us. It's awesome.
This was the best one out of the ones I’ve been to this afternoon - good combination of speaking and interactivity. And was good to have someone else on screen for him to bounce off. Liked having an experienced external speaker
Great short, and highly effective session.
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