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Staying ahead of the pack

As international competitors return to the London housing market, the key to bagging a prime London home is firmly rooted in being organised

Fleur Hicks, of financial consulting firm onefourzero, wins ‘CEO of the Year in the Consulting Industry’

Hicks embodies all of the values that add up to a great leader and as a deserved winner in the European CEO awards 2021, she continues to empower and inspire those around her on the road to success

Olbia Costa Smeralda Airport – Gateway to the Costa Smeralda

The brainchild of His Highness the Aga Khan, who practically stumbled across this unspoilt corner of Sardinia in the 1960s, the Costa Smeralda is today one of the world’s most coveted luxury holiday destinations and an understated Mecca for the rich and famous

How Europe can work together to grow Unicorns

Europe is home to fewer than one in 13 of the world’s Unicorns, 7.2 percent. The bulk of the largest innovative companies are in the US and Asia. To push Europe into a leadership role in the coming decade of digital innovation, we need to change our approach.

Creating champions: five Olympic coaching strategies top employers use

You’ve heard the cliche; champions are not born, they are made. But this couldn’t be more apt when it comes to Olympic champions. Behind every medal lies an immense amount of work: from the athlete themselves and from their dedicated team of coaches, physios and sports scientists.

How Finland’s Puro.earth plans to scale up carbon removal to help the world reach net zero emissions

With more and more companies announcing ambitions to achieve zero net greenhouse-gas emissions, the demand for voluntary carbon credits has boomed in the past year. Puro.earth co-founder Antti Vihavainen discusses why carbon removal, not offsetting, is the route to achieving net zero by 2050 – and how Puro.earth is the marketplace to do just that.

Putting ESG issues centre-stage for business success and reputational advantage

A passionate advocate of technology as the enabler for change and improvement, Advanced’s CEO Gordon Wilson outlines why an ethical agenda is central to success today

Providing the foundation for safety management long before the pandemic hit

In 2014, L’Oréal’s Operations Division began to reshape its safety strategy with a specific aim: to simplify its health and safety system

How one Algerian company became a consumer electronics giant

Ali Boumediene, Founder and General Manager of Bomare Company said that “the path to success is not easy to find, you have to be determined, work hard and see far”. His capacity not just to work hard, but also to envision something far greater than the sum of its parts, means that today, his company commands an envious position in the electronics industry

Rethinking our use of space for a sustainable future

The ways that people and organisations work, learn and care for their health and well-being inspire the Finnish family-owned company ISKU to actively develop safe, sustainable and timeless furniture solutions that help businesses thrive.

With success comes social responsibility

How Olive CEO, Martin Flick, is on a mission for his company to make a positive impact on society

How trust, not power, is increasingly the currency of leadership

As business moves into a more social age, the responsibility for promoting trust has become fundamental not just for leadership, but for the overall health of a company’s single largest asset: its employees

How a Norwegian data centre has established itself on a global scale

Tor Kristian Gyland, CEO of Green Mountain and winner of “Entrepreneur of The Year 2020 for Data Centre & Colocation Industry” tells the story of how, from an abandoned NATO storage facility deep inside a Norwegian mountain, he was able to catch the interest of the major enterprise and cloud providers to establish data centres in Norway.

Top 5 ways to create a family-friendly work culture

A high-performance culture and one that’s family-friendly don’t have to be at odds with one another

EU travel industry urges governments to rethink restrictions

More than 20 industry groups have pushed back on “chaotic” travel restrictions and called for more coordination between governments

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