Published & in progress
Books. Articles. Art.
The same mind at work.
Books
Greensight
Foreword by Professor Rafael Ramirez, Oxford. Endorsed by Singapore Institute of Directors. 2022.
Boards were drowning in sustainability and ESG reports they couldn't act on. Four strategic responses to governance and accountability. For many leaders, this is where the conversation starts.
Unicorning®
Test-printed February 2026. 15 original illustrations.
Over six years in the making. A story, illustrated. Progressing from greyscale to colour because transformation does too. The body of work Thinkers50 recognised.
ClearSight™
In development. Being written in public.
The director's guide to long-term value in a climate transition. Taking shape on Substack and LinkedIn, because the best way to write a book for your readers is to write it with them.
JoanneFlinn.substack.com →The thinking right now
Thought leadership in progress: The thinking in progress
Boards Risk It All
PublishedAs fast as AI? But the question is deeper: when emerging risk outpaces governance, who sees it first, and where does the buck stop? (originally with Alexander Budzier, Oxford)
The Risk That Regulation Forgot
Published: Hinrich FoundationPhysics does not negotiate. Companies that treat sustainability as a risk-and-value discipline rather than a compliance burden will be ready when it matters. Published by Hinrich as 'It's not about regulation: Why sensible companies build for sustainability.'
Work to Rule
Pre-publicationYour technology investment is working. Your dashboards say so. So why has the momentum stopped?
Trillion
In reviewA trillion is a floor. We found six. (with Julie Schiller, xGoogle Next Billion Users)
Also published
Enterprise Risk Management 4.0
Co-authored. 2025.
What enterprise risk management looks like when AI, climate, and human capital are in the frame.
New Eyes on Change Leadership
Edited. Edition 2, Q2 2026.
Eighteen change leaders from 3 continents. What they see now that could not be seen before.
The Success Healthcheck for IT Projects
Wiley, 2010.
Where large-scale technology investments go wrong, and the diagnostic that catches it early.
Booth Aster
Booth Aster: the wings
What do you keep, what do you shed, and what can fly? The art answers in materials. The strategy answers in organisations. Same discipline.
Metamorphosis by Booth Aster, 3m x 5m x 20 cm. Fabric, thread and structure.
Exhibited in true New York art style, in a working studio.
Thinking aloud.
The work continues on Substack. Fortnightly. Come follow along.
JoanneFlinn.substack.com →The strategy practice
the-esg-institute.com →The thinking
JoanneFlinn.substack.com →The art
BoothAster.com →Questions readers ask