Tony Fish is a neuro-minority (diverse) and a leading expert on decision-making in uncertain environments, corporate governance, and sustainability. C-ENG, FIET, FBCS, FCIM.
Moreover, his enthusiasm and drive are both contagious and inspiring. With a 35-year track record in sense-making and foresight, Tony has consistently been ahead of the curve during several major technical revolutions.
In addition, he has spoken at over 300 events and conferences on topics such as data, innovation, entrepreneurship, digital trends, and early-stage growth. Furthermore, he has written and published six books, further cementing his authority in these fields.
Beyond his writing and speaking, Tony remains deeply engaged in academia. He is a visiting Fellow at Henley Business School for Entrepreneurship and Innovation, an Entrepreneur-in-Residence at Bradford School of Management, and a teacher at both London Business School and the London School of Economics, where he covers AI and Ethics. Additionally, he serves as a European Commission expert on Big Data.
Meanwhile, to stay grounded, Tony dedicates eight days each month to giving back to his community. He offers practical, hands-on skills through “Help the Aged,” supports his local hospice directly, and volunteers at the local repair shop—demonstrating his commitment to service and humility.
As Tony wisely notes, “No matter how we articulate a problem—whether as a challenge or an opportunity—one undeniable truth persists: uncertainty permeates every facet. It’s omnipresent and indifferent to our framing. Whether the issue is simple, technical, complex, or wicked, from basic operational decisions to complex strategic manoeuvres, every plan and execution is ultimately a relentless pursuit of problem-solving amidst uncertainty.”