archiveChief Culture Officer Insider

The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) has issued a warning in its annual report, noting that the resurgence of industrial policies aimed at promoting domestic interests could hinder international cooperation and particularly impact poorer nations. The report, which focused on trade data from 140 countries, highlighted a significant...

It's fantastic to see that the top 100 asset owners have experienced a remarkable growth of 12.3% in their assets under management (AUM) by the end of 2023, bringing their total to a whopping $26.3 trillion, according to a recent study! Pension funds have been key players in this success,...

Culture is at the heart of many of the challenges that organizations, and society as a whole, face. Creating a human-centric culture has the power to inspire and unite us in the service of common goals. These five books explore the ways in which culture affects us all, and how...

Ørsted’s Group Executive Vice President and Chief Executive for the Americas is set to move into a new position as Global Chief Commercial Officer for Wind at GE Vernova, a major player in wind turbine manufacturing. Hardy is expected to officially step down from his role at Ørsted on November...

The word on the street is that we are facing unprecedented complexity. But are we? If we look at complexity across a time continuum, facing the “unprecedented” is integral to the human experience. The need to adapt and respond has always driven human progress. In today’s high-stakes, hyper-connected business world,...

CAE has announced that Marc Parent, who has led the company for 20 years, including 15 as President and CEO, will step down at the annual general meeting scheduled for August 2025. Parent's decision is part of CAE's ongoing succession plan. Over his tenure, Parent has played a pivotal role...

Filipe Gouveia, a shipping analyst at BIMCO, shared insights into the recent decline in coal imports among advanced economies, with thermal coal shipments dropping by 9% year-over-year as coal-based electricity generation waned, especially in Europe. Meanwhile, Asian advanced economies saw only a 4% reduction due to increased electricity demand driven...

The International Symposium ‘Creating the Future’ is set to take place from November 4 to 6 at the National Center "Russia." The event will bring together scientists, researchers, futurists, forecasters, science fiction writers, and government officials, providing a global platform for open discussions on future scenarios for humanity and addressing...

International Monetary Fund (IMF) economists recently warned that global public debt could soon match worldwide GDP, potentially reaching parity by 2030. New research from the University of Notre Dame suggests this threshold could arrive even sooner due to “hidden debts” — obligations on government books that remain undisclosed due to...

There's a strong connection between sports and business — from the need for great coaching to building winning teams to leading a win. Sports isn't just a metaphor: it's a parallel — and certainly in terms of the modern sports industry, what's at stake is just as complex as in any...