Revealed: 2023’s Most Ethical Companies in the World
Ethisphere, a global company advancing the standards of ethical business practices, has revealed the World’s Most Ethical Companies for 2023.
Disability inclusion: What’s New, What’s Next?
Business Disability Forum has announced that its 2021 Annual Conference Disability: What’s New, What’s Next, will take place online on 30 June 2021.
One in Five Gen X Workers Expect Never to Fully Retire as Financial Pressures...
Nearly one in five Gen X workers do not expect ever to fully retire, while another 19% anticipate working beyond the traditional retirement age, according to new research revealing growing financial insecurity among workers approaching later life.
REVEALED: Africa’s Most Inspiring Women in Leadership
The House of Rose Professional (HORP) has announced its 2022 list of Africa's Most Inspirational Women in Leadership. The list included over...
Eight out of 10 CEOs Worldwide Say AI Could Cost Them Their Job, Reveals...
A new survey of 900 CEOs reveals that nearly eight in 10 (78%) believe failed AI strategies could threaten their jobs as boards demand measurable AI results and stronger governance.
Seven in 10 Companies Could Slash AI Budgets as ROI Disappoints, Report Finds
A new global survey shows that nearly 70% of companies are prepared to scale back AI budgets this year if projects fail to deliver measurable business results.
Amplify DEI 2021 Summit to focus on leadership
The second Amplify DEI Summit will return this year on 27-29 September 2021 with a focus on leadership. First...
Ten years of the UK’s Equality Act 2010: The progress & challenges
Today, October 1st, marks the tenth anniversary since the Equality Act 2010 was introduced. Its aim was to strengthen and extend protections for...
Revealed: The Middle East’s Most Inspiring Women in Leadership
House of Rose Professional (HORP) has unveiled 2023’s most inspirational women in leadership in the Middle East.
As World Cup 2026 Kicks Off, Pressure Grows on FIFA to Review Coca-Cola Sponsorship
As World Cup 2026 begins, the Kick Big Soda Out campaign is urging FIFA to review its Coca-Cola sponsorship, reigniting debate about health, sustainability, plastic pollution and responsible sponsorship in global sports.
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