Episode description:
We’re in an age driven by fast-moving technology, but how do we find ways to intersect these technological changes with everyday human behavior? In today’s episode, I talk with Howard Fields, a former IBM executive whose career has evolved as the Founder and Principal Consultant of Rethink Alignment
Howard is a future-focused leader, who takes a holistic view of problem-solving, spurring innovation and helping companies overcome and realign multiple issues that are limiting their bottom-line. There are very few new problems, he says, only better ways to solve them. A long-time, out-of-the-box thinker, Howard helps individuals and organizations envision how problems may be solved in the future—before the future slaps them in the face!
Guest description:
Howard Fields is an accomplished executive with experience in Fortune 50 companies and startups. He is known for his ability to identify, evangelize, and scale emerging opportunities where technology and human behavior intersect. Howard is fluent in management, sales, marketing, product development, services, consulting, operations, and information technology. He has a natural talent for simplifying complex concepts and excels in building diverse, high-performance teams that create strategic advantage by combining systems and futures-thinking.
Contact: howard.fields@gmail.com
LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/howardfields/
Website: www.theomnifuture.com
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