Alistair Nicholas

Alistair Nicholas heads up AC Capital Strategic Consulting, a reputation management and corporate training consultancy firm in China, where he consults to leading Chinese and international companies. He blogs on reputation management and China business issues at Off the Record.

People have to come before profits, even in a crisis

Alistair Nicholas | 21 Mar 2011

The Fukushima Daiichi power plant disaster has become a textbook example of what not to do in an emergency.

Axeing Charlie Sheen is not enough

Alistair Nicholas | 9 Mar 2011

The real problem is the executives who hired the disgraced TV star, nurtured him, cosseted him, and helped to destroy him.

Aftershock

Alistair Nicholas | 30 Aug 2010

A Chinese blockbuster about the survivors of two earthquakes is a remarkable story of loss and redemption.

Will shuffling the deck deal BP a better hand?

Alistair Nicholas | 2 Aug 2010

Along with cleaning up the catastrophic oil spill, BP has to clean up its toxic corporate culture.

Tweeting all fellow twavellers

Alistair Nicholas | 29 May 2009

Don't be a trog, get with the blog; or if that's a bad fit, try tweeting a twit.

Of damsels in distress and dragons to the rescue

Alistair Nicholas | 24 Nov 2008

If China uses its immense foreign reserves to rescue the American economy, will the story end there?

Is capitalism dead or just flat-lining?

Alistair Nicholas | 12 Oct 2008

The world financial crisis shows that a system built on greed cannot work.

Sport can lift us higher

Alistair Nicholas | 22 Aug 2008

Faster, higher, stronger: the motto of the modern Olympics gives us noble aspirations to live by.

Tinseltown bending it for Beckham

Alistair Nicholas | 21 Jan 2007

Babe Ruth didn't play soccer, but he has some sage advice for the celebrity English player.

Corporate corruption - stopping the rot

Alistair Nicholas | 14 Dec 2006

Business school is too late - good corporate governance should be taught in grade school.

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