Mike Hanley is a professional writer and journalist.
He writes for AFR Boss magazine and a clutch of other titles in Australia and overseas. He works with the Economist Intelligence Unit, and has a number of global corporate communications clients including Marsh, Swiss Re, the big four accountants, and consultants Towers Perrin. He has written several books, including Crunch Time: how everyday life is killing the future and Can You Trust the Media? with Adrian Monck. He studied economics and philosophy at the London School of Economics, and has an MBA from the London Business School. He lives and works in Bondi.
What I'm working on
My Tweets: mikeh101
- I know, poker as life metaphor stretching it, but still...interesting question, no?
- From poker game last night: if poker is >50% luck in the short-term, but <50% luck in the longer term, is the same true of life in general?
- Lucy Kellaway says main advantage of having women on boards is to make board dinners perkier. The post-feminist: http://bit.ly/12CQwx
- Deep in strategic analysis, budgets, spreadsheets, the lot.