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Thinkers50 Announces The New Radar List Of Top Emerging ... (Forbes)

In the world of management thinkers, there is only one list that matters, the Thinkers50 Radar List.

"It is an honor and a joy to be on the thinking radar of a community that's addressing so many important topical issues. The 2023 Thinkers50 Radar List is a perfect curated account of rising stars who see opportunities in every challenge. “Ideas thrive at the intersection of difference, so the wider the talent pool, the smarter the thinking. “For me, this is a powerful stimulus to engage even more in my research, teaching and professional activities with passion, inclusion and impact." Macaulay works at the intersection of innovation, leadership, and global development. Stuart Crainer and Des Dearlove are always searching for the next great ideas and the people behind them. As a 2021 member of the Thinkers50 Radar List and the 2022 winner of the Radar Distinguished Achievement Award, I had the opportunity to speak with Stuart Crainer and Des Dearlove, the founders of Thinkers50, as well as a few members of the new [Radar List class](https://thinkers50.com/radar-2023/). Her areas of expertise include policy reform, global expansion, the future of work, sustainable development, cities, and emerging markets. Collins’ deep understanding of brand strategy and consumer behavior helped him bridge the academic-practitioner gap for blue-chip brands and startups, creating culturally contagious ideas that inspire people to take action. I'm particularly excited about getting to know the other members of my class." [Thinkers50](https://thinkers50.com/), often referred to as the ‘Oscars of Management Thinking,’ ranks the top 30 management thinkers to watch on their Radar List. 'The 2023 Thinkers50 Radar list is deliberately and unapologetically eclectic.

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Garmin Varia RCT715 radar camera rear light review (BikeRadar.com)

A decent all-in-one safety camera and light, but some user-experience refinements are needed to live up to Garmin's lofty reputation.

The light is bright and has a good number of useful settings. The camera is also fit for purpose. Hopefully Garmin can further improve and address this in later updates. The unit also locks the footage so it can’t be deleted accidentally. This is in addition to a chunkily proportioned mount. Garmin’s Varia is an on-bike radar system that detects approaching vehicles from up to 140 metres behind you. The radar functionality remains useful and is a meaningful aid to your awareness on the road. From a Garmin bike computer, when the Varia is set to record constantly, you can save an instant photo of the view behind, or save a video clip anywhere from 90 seconds to five minutes in length (in 30-second increments). Incidentally, the Varia can accommodate a 512GB-capacity microSD card, although the Varia app is limited to handling 128GB of footage. The radar is an excellent aid when you want to pull out into the centre of the road to make a turn across traffic and need to keep your eyes focused on what’s in front of you. [Garmin bike computer](https://www.bikeradar.com/advice/buyers-guides/garmin-edge-bike-computers-buyers-guide-to-all-the-models/) (or compatible GPS), or by using the Varia app on a smartphone. Testing shows the concept is sound and the unit very usable, although work is needed on the post-ride experience to make the RCT715 a firm recommendation.

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