Alastair Cheng, Analyst

Alastair Cheng

Alastair Cheng is an editor and (recovering) magazine person, who now consults for business and nonprofit clients. He worked for years at the Literary Review of Canada — which covers culture and public affairs, mainly through essays and nonfiction book reviews — starting as an editorial assistant and eventually becoming co-publisher. Alastair also spent time as a political staffer on Parliament Hill and studied philosophy and history at the University of Toronto.

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Persona 2: Alyx Lee

Thanks to data royalties and a solid bioreactor gig, Alyx can live well and set something aside for the next flu or market shock.

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Scenario 2: Profitably Public

Rising tensions feed a democratic mandate for big change. Government fosters a conscientious capitalism that distributes innovation’s benefits more broadly.

Author : Cheryl May

<a href="https://www.microtasking.online/team-showcase/cheryl-may/" rel="noopener noreferrer">Cheryl May</a> is a specialist in strategy, innovation design, and foresight. Her primary research focus is on <a href="https://www.cherylmayproject.space/" rel="noopener noreferrer"> social purpose organizations. </a>She is currently working on a PhD with London South Bank University.