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Published: 26 November 2026
Edition: 1st
Length: 192 pages
Dimensions: 23.4 x 15.6 cm
Key Reviews
‘At a time when Equity, Diversity and Inclusion are under attack, Mo has written an unassailable case for its significance in developing and identifying talent. This book is equally valuable to those who recruit and those with potential. Even better it solves each other’s problem: ensuring those who recruit can hire the best of those who are not yet represented, many of whom are not sure how to start.
As someone who is white, male, middle aged and middle class, I probably looked like a leader to many. But I also know that the years I spent developing and seeking others who didn’t look like me to become senior leaders, sometimes saw more success than others in doing so. This book will support others in the same situation.
Gen Z is generally clear about the kind of leaders they want, but less clear about how they might become them. Future Talent helps to fill that gap and support those most likely to be overlooked to make it to the top’.
- Alex Atherton, author of The Snowflake Myth: Explaining Gen Z in the workplace and beyond
'For most organisations today, operating complexity is unparalleled. To successfully problem-solve, mitigate risk and leverage opportunity, businesses urgently need access to a broader range of diverse minds, to think critically and bring a wider variety of perspectives to problem-solving novel challenges. Future Talent makes the compelling case for rethinking both the attributes of future leadership and the talent pipelines needed to build inclusive, adaptive and resilient organisations.'
- Cat Barnard, Director, Working the Future
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Table of Contents
Chapter One: Edge Of Tomorrow. Why today’s leadership is broken and what we need to do about it.
Chapter Two: The Edges of Power. Where tomorrow’s leaders are emerging from.
Chapter Three: How difference shapes leadership.
Chapter Four: The Barriers. Why pipelines fail diverse talent.
Chapter Five: Young Rebels, New Rules. Activism and Leadership
Chapter Six: Corporate Rebels, which are the companies doing things differently?
Chapter Seven: Global Movements, what are we seeing worldwide?
Chapter Eight: Redefining Leadership Skills. What Do The New Leaders Need?
Chapter Nine: The Edge of Tomorrow Blueprint: Company Strategy and Frameworks to Lead
Chapter Ten: The Future Is Already Here
Meet the Author: Mousumi Kanjilal Williams
Mousumi Kanjilal Williams is the award-winning Founder & Director at Edge Of Difference, a diversity, equity, and inclusion company for bold leaders. She is a TEDx Speaker and Author focused on how we understand differences to create inclusive cultures.