Brand is dead, CSR is dead: long live SOI
November 24, 2017
The Clarity Business yesterday hosted visiting British author and global thought leader Neil Gaught for a memorably provocative session on what organisations have to do to stay relevant in the rapidly evolving world in which we live:...
A Labour Party scheme to recruit 85 overseas interns his week to campaign for the upcoming election has become a public point of discussion, generating much scrutiny of the party as a whole. What sort of message does this send out?...
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