Getting into tech doesn’t have to mean learning how to code. There are a wide range of roles in data, digital and tech, and this book showcases the breadth of interesting, creative, and collaborative roles available. Careers in Tech, Data and Digital provides an overview of how the tech sector works, so you can see how the different roles fit in. 

Emma Pooley was world champion and Olympic medallist in one of the toughest endurance sports in the world. Through long hours of cycling training she hungered for real, tasty food rather than processed energy bars. So she developed her own recipes, using wholegrain oats and natural ingredients. In Oat To Joy she shares the recipes with you, recipes that will fuel your adventures and empower your athletic potential. Because nutrition is key to sports performance - and good nutrition is more enjoyable when it tastes great!

Oat To Joy is also somewhat of an oatobiography. Emma chronicles the highs and lows of her career as an athlete, from beginner cyclist to Olympic podium, from cake via cheese sandwiches and chocolate to the greatest pizza in the world. Her story shares insights (and snacks) from a unique journey in sport.

Despite the growing demand for diversity in the C-suite, leaders from diverse backgrounds remain dramatically underrepresented, and those who break through often have shorter tenures than their peers.

In her timely new book, We Need New Leaders, executive communications expert Charlotte Otter, argues that a key factor often overlooked is the importance of reputation management and strategic communication: how these aspiring leaders are seen, heard and trusted.

Combining extensive, original research with over 20 years of professional experience, including leading a global executive communications team, Charlotte offers an empowering roadmap for diverse talent to navigate systemic barriers to excel and succeed at the top.

We Need New Leaders is more than a leadership manual however, it’s a call to action for a new generation of diverse, authentic leaders to rise and thrive in the C-suite, on their own terms. Rather than forcing diverse talent to conform to outdated leadership norms, Charlotte encourages them to embrace their identities, own their narratives and build strong, authentic reputations.

The book provides practical tools for aspiring leaders to master their public presence, shape how they're perceived, and bridge the gap between potential and influence. Charlotte makes the case that authentic, inclusive leadership is not just possible - it’s urgently needed.

We Need New Leaders is both a guidebook and manifesto for those ready to be seen and heard as the leaders they truly are. In an era where organisations are under pressure to deliver real inclusion and impact, it delivers essential insights for HR leaders, boards and executives alongside powerful tools for the leaders of tomorrow.

This practical, much needed guide will give readers the tools to re-evaluate their personal relationship with technology and change their digital habits for the better. 

While technology has undoubtedly made our lives easier, it's also allowed us to develop bad digital habits along the way. Unfortunately, the same tech tools that make life so much easier are also competing for our attention - all the time - and we’re giving it to them. The result? We’re becoming less productive by fueling our tendency towards procrastination and reinforcing how disconnected we feel from ourselves, our loved ones and reality. 

In this vein, Your Best Digital Life shows readers how to stop, re-evaluate and take control of their digital lives.

Understand how GenAI is different from other tech innovations and what you can do to harness its power.

This book argues that GenAI represents a genuine paradigm shift in technological innovation. The authors, the same team behind the popular podcast ‘Mike & Amit Talk Tech’, combine academic rigor with practical business insights, incorporating perspectives from diverse industry experts and their own hands-on experience teaching with, and using, GenAI. They maintain an optimistic yet balanced view, acknowledging both opportunities and risks.

The book's structure progresses logically through several key areas: fundamental explanations of GenAI and its distinctiveness from legacy AI systems; value propositions at individual, organizational, and societal levels; potential risks and challenges; practical implementation guidance for organizations through a digital and AI model; and future trajectories of the technology.

Notable is the authors' focus on near-term, actionable insights rather than speculative long-term scenarios. They emphasize empirical evidence and real-world applications, making the content accessible to a broad audience including executives, policymakers, researchers, and general readers interested in understanding GenAI's impact on individuals, businesses, and society.

In a world grappling with growing mental health challenges, particularly among young adults, and a heightened awareness of the importance of resilience and mental wellbeing, Every Cloud, is a vital resource for readers navigating their own trials.

This unflinching memoir by Greg Sumner is a powerful testament to survival, transformation, and the redemptive power of second chances.

On October 7, 2012, Greg Sumner's life changed forever. At just 22 years old, he was the sole survivor in a catastrophic car accident that left him paralysed. After four months in a coma, with his family urged to say goodbye, Greg defied the odds and awoke to a daunting new life. The road to recovery was long and arduous, forcing him to confront his past and redefine his future.

Through raw honesty and gripping storytelling, Every Cloud takes readers on a journey through Greg’s childhood struggles, rebellious teenage years, and the hard lessons learned along the way. From being in trouble with the law to becoming an advocate for personal growth, his story exemplifies the power of resilience and the ability to turn adversity into strength.

“I’ve chosen to share my story in the hope that it can help others—those who might need reassurance, guidance, or simply an example of how the right mindset can open doors in life,” says Sumner. “I’m proof that no matter what cards life deals you, it’s what you do with them that counts.”

More than a simple memoir, Every Cloud invites readers to embrace change, acknowledge past mistakes, and to move forward with intention. It’s a compelling read for anyone facing their own battles, reminding us that transformation is always possible.

The average dieter spends £30,000 on weight loss attempts in their lifetime - yet 99 per cent of diets fail, according to a survey of 4,000 former dieters. The new research forms the basis of revolutionary new book, The Weight’s Over and demonstrates the need for change when it comes to diet culture.

Award winning behavioural change specialist, therapist and coach Sandra Roycroft-Davis, offers science-backed solution for anyone looking to regain their power and find hope after a lifetime of failed dieting. Sandra’s medically endorsed Slimpod programme has helped almost 350,000 people worldwide lose weight naturally and sustainably. With her decades of experience in behavioural psychology and weight management, Sandra provides readers with a simple yet practical method to shift their mindset and reclaim their health without endless diets, eating plans or calorie counting.

The book tackles key issues including overcoming food guilt, managing addiction, shifting mindset, and understanding the impact of hormones and the menopause on weight, featuring 23 powerful case studies sharing their real-life successes.

Packed with practical advice, motivational insights, and easy-to-follow strategies, The Weight's Over empowers readers to break free from diet culture and take back control of their health and happiness.

Dorothy Herson qualified as a lawyer at an elite Magic Circle law firm in 2018, but she finished her training contract in a psychiatric hospital following a catastrophic breakdown. Inspired by her own lived experience, The Rag Doll Contract is a sharp societal critique of the psychological toll of high-pressure and unrealistic working standards pervasive in toxic corporate cultures, particularly on those with mental health vulnerabilities.

Anywhere But Here is a powerful exposé of Britain’s broken asylum system and how it fails us all.

Each year tens of thousands of people risk their lives to cross the Channel in small boats hoping to find safety in Britain. Yet the very system designed to protect them has all but collapsed. With unique and unparalleled access, award-winning journalist and former Home Office insider Nicola Kelly takes us behind the scenes of the small boats crisis for the first time.

At its heart are the stories of war-torn arrivals, lone teenagers and trafficked women attempting to settle in cities, towns and villages across the UK. We travel to meet them, exploring where they have fled from and why, and the response of local communities to their new neighbours.

Situated on the beaches and the ports, in the hotels, the courtrooms and the detention centres where the futures of those affected unfold, Anywhere But Here is a searing investigation into one of the most urgent issues and shocking injustices of our time.

Sustainability is the defining global business challenge of our age. In a world facing profound environmental, social and economic challenges, sustainability means creating business models that are resilient, adaptable and capable of enduring over the long haul. But achieving sustainability is neither simple nor straightforward.

In their new book, Leading the Sustainable Business Transformation, IMD professors Julia Binder and Knut Haanaes bring together renowned IMD thought leaders to offer action-orientated, practical support to business leaders ready to move beyond understanding why sustainability is essential to tackling the critical question of how to achieve it.

And they are well-placed to do so – Julia is the Director of the IMD Center for Sustainable and Inclusive Business and was recognized on the 2022 Thinkers50 Radar list. Knut Haanaes was the driving force behind the creation of the Business Schools for Climate Leadership alliance, a senior partner in BCG, and Dean of the Global Leadership Institute at the World Economic Forum.

Their book supports leaders looking to catalyse meaningful change, showcasing the opportunities that sustainability offers and how to seize them, including reducing climate-related financial risks and when and how to integrate sustainability into branding and marketing.

Covering strategy, innovation, operations, and leadership, the authors provide a holistic, actionable resource to help busy leaders navigate the complexities of sustainable transformation.

Leading psychologist and wellbeing expert, Lee Chambers found success by prioritizing wellbeing and embracing uncertainty. In this book, he shares his thirteen essential tools to help you unlock your potential.

From having a flexible vision and identifying how failure can move us forward, through to loving life's squiggles and working with empathy, you'll learn how to redefine success, wake up feeling excited about what you do and find your purpose.

When Helen Jukes falls pregnant, she does what anyone else would do. She searches for information to help make sense of the changes underway inside her. But as the months pass and her body becomes increasingly strange, the pregnancy guides seem insufficient; even the advice of her friends feels oppressive.

So she widens her frame of reference, looking beyond humans to ask what motherhood looks like in other species. Here she begins a process of wilder enquiry, in which stories of spiders, polar bears, bonobos and burying beetles (among others) begin to unsettle and expand her notion of what mothering is; what it could be.

As she enters the sleeplessness, chaos and intimate discoveries of life with a newborn, these animal stories become Helen’s companions and guides. They allow her to explore where her own animality begins and ends and how the polluted stuff of human industry has come to influence life, even from its very beginnings.

A passionate, visceral and intimate account of a body changed, Mother Animal combines personal memoir with fresh insights from evolutionary biology, zoology and toxicology to ask the big questions that lie at the heart of what it means to be alive – and a mother – today.