Presentations
Public speeches, lectures and other presentations by Tellusant members in slide format.
Staffan Canback: What Is to Be Done? How What We Do Changes the World (Slowly)
The presentation, structured by the Rule of Threes, shows by examples how our solutions generate insicts around the world. It was part of our training sessions at our Global Office Retreat in Punta Cana, Dom. Rep.
Staffan Canback: How Tellusant Works: Linear Algebra ∧ Calculus
This is from an internal training session. My focus was the mathematical basis for what we do. We sometimes forget the essence of what we are. That essence is linear algebra and calculus. Everything else flows from this.
Staffan Canback: The World Is My Oyster — Personal Reflections from a Career in Global Business
This is the inaugural speech for the Harvard Club of Boston’s new business interest group: “The World Is My Oyster: Personal Reflections from a Career in Global Business.” It starts with a few slides on tariffs and recessions, then segues to the real topic: why, where, and what in global business.
Staffan Canbäck: The Lund Lecture
This educational deck contains an overview of Tellusant’s methods interlaced with travel stories, and a breakout session for the students. The materials were used at a lecture at Lund University for master’s students in May 2024. It draws heavily on TelluBase data.
Staffan Canbäck: From Greenlands to Tellusant — Academic Research Meets Real-World Management Problems
The presentation describes my journey from Henley doctoral research to founding two global companies: Canback Consulting and Tellusant. It shows how the general learnings from the doctorate can be applied to address important business issues.
Staffan Canbäck: The 18 Rays of Project Management
A while back I created this training material for project managers in strategy consulting. I am now sharing it widely since it is useful to a broader audience.
A central theme is that project management is much more than putting together presentations. It covers all kinds of high-level cognitive efforts.