Insights

Insights

Long Gamma does not publish a high volume of commentary. Thinking is shared where it is useful to leaders facing a decision: strategic foresight, responsible technology, institutional trust and human-centred transformation.

Themes we work on publicly

Deciding under uncertainty

Why scenario work and assumption testing change decisions taken today, not only plans made for tomorrow.

Responsible technology and AI

Why most AI programmes fail on the human system around the technology rather than on the technology itself.

Institutional trust and legitimacy

How organisations are understood by regulators, institutions and communities, and what that costs when it goes wrong.

Sustainability as strategy

Treating responsibility as a driver of resilience and long-term value rather than a communications layer.

Where the thinking is published

Long Gamma's published thinking currently appears through the initiatives it is part of. Each link opens an external site.

  • Omiwatari

    Omiwatari is a think tank focused on the intersection of sustainability, technology and humanism. It promotes ethical innovation, environmental stewardship and cross-sector collaboration, with a particular emphasis on inclusivity, dignity, education and opportunities for young people. Its purpose is to help organisations pursue progress and profitability while protecting both people and the planet.

    External site
  • Business Kindness Alliance (BKA)

    The Business Kindness Alliance (BKA) brings together businesses, academics, NGOs, and leaders committed to conscious leadership, ethical innovation, and human-centred values. BKA helps companies use technology responsibly, build trust, and show that business can be both profitable and principled.

    External site
  • METADAY AI

    AI Hiring Execution & Talent Intelligence System.

    External site
  • Conscious Leadership

    Thought leadership on culture and human-centred transformation.

    External site
  • Influenze Spain

    Public Affairs Boutique.

    External site

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