I'm really excited to announce that our book is now up and live on Amazon and we made our first sale today. Global Executive Intelligence Review™ 2026 examines where leading research aligns, where perspectives conflict, what assumptions are being made, what may be missing, and what the combined evidence means for leaders. The result is a concise executive intelligence resource designed to help CEOs, executives, business owners, board members, government leaders and advisors: • Understand the forces reshaping the global operating environment • See connections across AI, technology, economics, geopolitics and workforce change • Identify emerging risks and opportunities • Challenge assumptions and competing perspectives • Strengthen strategic decision-making and organizational adaptability https://rb.gy/b650lt

Community Update Hi everyone, Over the past several months, Influence Pro has been evolving. While we'll continue to offer executive advisory, education, and practical AI implementation support, our primary focus is shifting toward Influence Pro | Research™. Our mission is to produce Executive Intelligence™ that helps leaders navigate one of the most significant periods of organizational change in modern history. We'll be publishing a series of Executive Intelligence Briefs™, research papers, practical frameworks, and tools focused on Organizational Adaptability™—helping organizations prepare not just for AI, but for continuous technological, economic, and workforce change. As members of this community, you'll receive early access to our research, opportunities to provide feedback, and practical insights you can apply within your own organizations. Thank you for being part of this journey. I believe we're building something with long-term value, and I'm excited to have you with us as it develops.

Check out the latest insight post - Artificial Intelligence Won't Redesign Your Organization. Leadership Will. https://influenceprocommunications.com/insights/f/influence-pro-%7C-research%E2%84%A2

The title of our blog post this morning and I am becoming increasingly aware of how badly some communities at large are unprepared for what is right around the corner. Government, Industry, post secondary education and tech (among others) need to have a plan and structural framework to support innovation. The other major challenge is the speed that government tends to act. I'd suggest it is already late in the game for most. Thoughts?

https://influenceprocommunications.com/our-blog/f/canadas-next-competitive-advantage-isnt-ai-its-collaboration