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Think. Innovate. Thrive!
A People-Centred Approach to AI-Driven Transformation
Combining engaging narrative with practical leadership insights, the authors introduce the PEARLS Innovation Change Model, integrating systems thinking with a people-centred approach to organisational change. The book provides leaders with a practical framework to build adaptive, innovative organisations where people internalise change, strengthen conviction, and create results that endure. Whether you are leading AI adoption, organisational transformation, or cultural
renewal, Think. Innovate. Thrive! offers a roadmap for moving beyond implementing change to building organisations that continuously think, learn, innovate, and thrive.
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