The Humanitarian Xchange conference was created by the Humanitarian Leadership Academy and held in February 2024 to encourage new ideas and perspectives and feature stories and ideas that question accepted thinking and generate action.

On her podcast Nathalie Nahai invites listeners to journey with her as she enquires into our relationship with technology, one another and the natural world. In this episode she interviews Paul Skinner

In the Edgy Ideas podcast host Simon Western explores what it means to live a ‘good life’ and build the ‘good society’ in our disruptive age.

Paul Skinner won Highly Commended for his latest book The Purpose Upgrade in the Change and Sustainability award category at the Business Book Awards on May 16th.

Can the humanitarian sector be fit for today's challenges without revisiting its purpose? And are the humanitarian principles an obstacle for this important conversation to take place?

Sue Unerman, Chief Transformation Officer at EssenseMediacomX, and Sacha Owusu, Senior Associate Director at EssenseMediacom, recently interviewed Paul on the Connected podcast

Rob Fawkes recently interviewed Paul on A Little Bit Radical to explore how the world's greatest challenges can be seen as marketing briefs in disguise.

In part two of Paul's interview with Gemma Butler and Michelle Carvill on the Can Marketing Save the Planet? podcast they explore measuring purpose

In his recent interview with Philippa White on the Tie Unearthed podcast Paul discussed shifting the stories that we live and work by

Paul was recently interviewed by Gemma Butler and Michelle Carvill for the Can Marketing Save the Planet? podcast.

I was absolutely thrilled to discover that The Purpose Upgrade has been shortlisted by the Business Book Awards

In The Chartered Institute of Marketing’s first podcast episode of the New Year Paul Skinner was interviewed by Ben Walker alongside Natalie Spearing

Brian Ardinger interviewed Paul to explore the relationship between purpose and innovation and how we can harness purpose as a more adaptive capacity

The Chartered Institute of Marketing has named Paul Consultant of the Year at their Northern Awards.

Excerpts from a great article by Elizabeth Blunt originally published on IRIN (now The New Humanitarian), with insights from Paul

Paul is a long term strategic advisor to the Start Network. He sits on their Donor Advisory Group and has been asked to speak at their annual conference about the future of NGOs

Paul has been recognised for his work in creative strategic development for major global clients and for raising the profile of marketing as a force for good

I was asked to speak at a recent conference in Slovenia in an event run by the Slovenian Chamber of Commerce and

Paul has been working with Aimia, the global leader in loyalty management to support them in harnessing the power of loyalty as a force for good.

Paul has recently returned from Warsaw where he spoke about the future of cooperation at the General Assembly of European Cooperatives