John argued very strongly that the established voluntary sector will not be able to meet the big challenges of the 21st century, and that social entrepreneurs will be the ones providing workable and relevant solutions.
It was a very scary interview, rather like trying to channel a waterfall. There was so much he wants to say and it's a horrible job trying to restrict him as you know that every member of your audience also wants to hear what he has to say. A colleague saw Fiona Phillips interviewing Alastair Campbell at the Queen Elizabeth Hall on Wednesday and said, rather charitably, that I did a better job so maybe the vacant seat on the GMTV sofa could be mine. I just need the collagen implants.
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