Michael Hayman talks to Marie Guerlain about being a force for good. This piece originally appeared in Country & Town House. Being a chip off the old block is often a compliment but sometimes a curse for new generations of famous families making their way in the world....
This piece by Michael Hayman originally appeared in City A.M, see here “Business as a force for good” is the commercial equivalent of “speaking your truth”. A lightning rod phrase that divides and says much about the relationship between business and society. February was B Corps month, which saw...
Michael Hayman talks to Michael Morpurgo about connecting children with nature. This piece originally appeared in Country & Town House. ‘What is the countryside they will write about?’ It’s a question much on the mind of the legendary children’s author Michael Morpurgo. The pandemic has clearly accelerated his concern...
This piece by Michael Hayman originally appeared in City A.M, see here Generations become defined by their obsessions, but it is often only after the event that the nature of those obsessions become clear and their consequences easier to understand. The historical bread crumb trail revealing what...
This piece by Michael Hayman originally appeared in City A.M, see here “Tomorrow will be a better day.” Words of comfort from the late Captain Sir Tom Moore that will inspire a nation in the days to come. The news of his passing hit me harder than I...
2020 proved one thing, that we cannot survive without technology. We’ve just got to ensure that it is used for the greater good, says Michael Hayman. This piece originally appeared in Great British Brands The Netflix documentary, The Social Dilemma is sinister stuff, capturing our concern about the...
This piece by Michael Hayman originally appeared in City A.M, see here “Cap’n, she can’nae take much more of this.” Who would have thought that the much loved Scotty would capture the scene not of star trekking but the more earthly matter of the mood of...