As the strategy and innovation consultant for enCity, Consulus developed the purpose-driven company model, its visual identity and brand applications, such as stationery, brochure and website, as part of the ExperienceCORE project to build a longlasting brand for new business.
An exclusive interview on Vietnam News on what would be the viable growth strategies for relatively smaller & mid-size banks in Vietnam.
Bratislava – In response to the urgent challenges of the globalised world, and in preparation of...
Relentless in its growth, Consulus has expanded yet again to Brazil. The opening of Consulus Brazil was sealed with the welcoming of Carlos Xavier, our senior consultant in Brazil.
Ms Helena Pham, Partner at Consulus, has shared her experience with over 20 CEOs and senior management of Vietnam software outsourcing enterprises...
Mr Lawrence Chong, CEO of Consulus, has spoken to a packed house of 120 CEOs and senior management of the largest companies in Sri Lanka at the CEO’s Breakfast Forum today at Jetwing Hotel Colombo.
Yesterday, CEO of Consulus, Mr Lawrence Chong, shared his insights and advice with 75 Marketing Directors and Managers in Sri Lanka at a talk titled “Marketing in the Age of Design and Disruption”.
The Chartered Institute of Marketing Sri Lanka will host its second CIM Talking Point Programme and the CEOs Breakfast Forum for this year on 25 and 26 of May 2017 respectively. The speaker at both programmes is Consulus CEO, Lawrence Chong.
The Chartered Institute of Marketing Sri Lanka will be hosting its second CIM Talking Point Programme and the CEOs Breakfast Forum for this year on 25th and 26th of May respectively. The speaker of both programmes is Lawrence Chong, CEO at Consulus.
The Chartered Institute of Marketing Sri Lanka will be hosting its second CIM Talking Point Program and the CEOs Breakfast Forum for this year on 25 and 26 May respectively. The speaker of both programs is Lawrence Chong, CEO at Consulus.
CEO of Consulus, Lawrence Chong, told NBI that Najib had made a very obvious pivot towards China over 1MDB and Beijing was happy to oblige because Malaysia geographically “cradles” the South China Sea, which China considers its backyard.
So what is corporate culture? Why does everyone seem to have so many different interpretations?