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- ISBN 9781041272274
- Dimensions: 152 x 229mm
- Publication Date: 22 Jul 2026
- Publisher: Taylor & Francis Ltd
- Publication City/Country: GB
- Product Form: Paperback
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HumanCorps delivers a practical blueprint for leaders to transform their organisations from outdated Industrial-Age models into adaptive, human-centered enterprises that thrive in the AI-powered Wisdom Age.
Thought-provoking and timely, the book offers a comprehensive framework that combines compelling case studies, expert interviews, and actionable strategies for organisational transformation. It provides detailed implementation guidance, diagnostic tools, and step-by-step approaches to building resilient businesses that prioritise human potential while leveraging technology. Each chapter includes visual models, executive action checklists, and structured summaries that translate complex concepts into immediately applicable solutions for real-world challenges. Ideal for forward-thinking executives, senior managers, and transformation leaders, this book is tailored for decision-makers in private and public sectors who are navigating systemic upheaval.
Whether you’re a CEO, HR director, or strategy leader, you need these insights and tools to guide your organisation into a thriving future.
Andrew Lopianowski is a visionary leader and transformative thinker specialising in human-centred transformation. With over two decades of experience including at firms such as Korn Ferry and PwC, he has established himself as a trusted advisor to CEOs and executive teams, recognised for his ability to challenge conventional business paradigms and implement innovative strategies that drive exceptional performance.
Mike Pino, PhD, has dedicated the past 25 years to significantly impacting various organisations by developing strategies, technology, and talent to enhance value and performance. His extensive career includes pivotal corporate leadership roles, such as serving as the Global Learning Leader at Cognizant, and notable consulting positions, most recently as a partner at PwC in the Future of Work practice.
