
Chair
Debbie Jenkins
Award-winning author and publisher who has helped hundreds of experts get published. Author of 18. Ghostwriter of 20. Publisher of hundreds.
Live · Session 1 · Wednesday 21 October 2026
They nodded in the meeting. Then they went back to their desks and carried on exactly as before. Forty-five minutes, two authors, no slides, and some clarity you probably won't enjoy.
Starts in
Most change programmes don't fail in the boardroom. They fail in the gap between "yes, makes sense" and anyone actually doing anything differently.
Amale Ghalbouni's book is about the conditions that make teams ready for change in the first place. David Pullan's is about getting people to believe in it, through story rather than another all-hands. Put them in a room and you get both halves of the answer.
Senior leaders, consultants and coaches whose change programmes stall because people nod in the meeting and then carry on as before. If you've ever given the speech twice, this is for you.
Inconvenient Clarity is a live series from Debbie Jenkins. Each session, Debbie chairs two published authors from her imprint, Intellectual Perspective Press. Fast-paced, no slides, and halfway through Debbie will tell you the best way to thank the guests: buy their books.

Chair
Award-winning author and publisher who has helped hundreds of experts get published. Author of 18. Ghostwriter of 20. Publisher of hundreds.

The conditions
Amale Ghalbouni helps leaders and teams act before they’re ready, after two decades of transformation work with Visa, Microsoft, UBS and the BBC.
Experimental
The Restless Leader's Field Guide for Building High Performing, Change-Ready Teams

The belief
Former West End actor David Pullan helps leaders become Unignorable®, and has helped clients win more than £1 billion of work.
The DNA of Engagement
A Story-Based Approach to Building Trust and Influencing Change
Debbie opens with why your people nodded in the meeting and then carried on exactly as before.
Amale on the conditions that make teams change-ready, and the ones that quietly kill it.
David on why the change speech fails, and how story builds the trust that a slide deck never will.
Debbie puts your questions to both guests. Fast, unscripted, no slides.