Adam Gale

Editor

On the simplest level, Adam's job is to learn what makes a great company, and then bring that to life in stories that reflect the vivid cut and thrust of business leadership. If there's one lesson Management Today's editor has picked up from the hundreds of conversations he's had to that end with chief executives, founders and scholars, it's that acting is generally more effective when preceded by thinking.

Email: adam.gale@haymarket.com

Leadership 101: Mastering the risk matrix

Preparing for all eventualities gives you the confidence to grow, says Vanarama founder Andy Alderson.

Mind-expanding books for CEOs

Pete Trainor, CEO of VALA Health, shares a reading list to make you future-fit.

Andrea Leadsom: 5 reasons British business will be stronger after Brexit

Exclusive: The business secretary sets out the Tories' pitch to business.

How to empower employees without losing direction

Letting people make their own decisions can't be an excuse to abdicate your own leadership, says Mark Cridge, CEO of mySociety.

So what if there's an AI jobs apocalypse?

The coming age of automation has captured the imagination of optimist and pessimist alike.

Complacency will kill your business. Here's how to avoid it

A leadership lesson from former Kraft Heinz northern Europe MD Elias Diaz.

How next generation lasers are transforming business

Glasgow-based M Squared produces the world's purest light.

The big company where everyone knows each other

Advanced materials firm Gore has kept innovating and kept growing for 60 years - here's how.

What I learned scaling an SME to the FTSE 100

Start working on your communication skills, advises Capita founder Rod Aldridge.

A turnaround lesson from Tesco's Dave Lewis

The grocery CEO is retiring. Here's how he rescued Britain's biggest supermarket.