Mick helps people get to grips and make sense of a fast arriving future. He works with individuals and groups to help them enter the wider conversation (inside and outside of their own organisations).
Keen to stimulate collaboration, creativity and innovation, Mick is particularly interested in developing more positive responses to the almost constant disruption of new connective technologies.
He is interested in collaboration with others to find new opportunities for more engaged forms of journalism, and cross community engagement in post conflict zones.
Mick has written on technology, journalism and politics for the Irish Times, the Guardian's Comment is Free site, the Daily Teleg...
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