2016 has proven to be a year of seismic changes: Donald Trump’s historic win and Brexit were the most unimaginable events. What this mean is, we need to prepare ourselves to be ready for change and learn how to lead it in 2017. In this issue, read about the 4 principles for effective change in business and learn how to see things in unity with others so as to see the future with new eyes.
As we celebrate another World Company Day with more than 200 signatories today, we invite some of our Signatories from Japan, Vietnam and Indonesia to share about how they build a successful business and make a difference to shape a better world.
The idea that corporate social responsibility is considered exceptional and not the norm is the scandal of our times. We should not have to give an award to a company that is seeking to do good, it is in their DNA and should be the standard.
Architect-turned-environmentalist Cheng Wai Meng gives insight into the state of clean tech in the construction industry in Asia.
While it has become increasingly difficult to capture shoppers’ attention, collecting and analysing customer data can serve as a useful tool to unlock the secret of a sale.
According to the Economist, 41% of companies will invest in a social enterprise network to enhance collaboration in the workplace. Here is CastleUp, designed for Asian companies.
The Columnist was able to contact a Syrian currently living through turmoil in Syria recently to understand how the current Syrian conflict is affecting civilian lives.
Celebrating 10 years in the business, Tong Ming Xi shares his vision for a centuries old industry.
Patrick Foong of E2Green has spent years transforming buildings into energy-efficient and environmentally sustainable ones. We catch up with him to find out how.
Project Interfaith challenges everyday stereotypes through individual experience-sharing, shedding light on the tremendous amount of diversity in our world.
Learn how myVillage enjoys an increased base level of engagement, community feedback and reach which allowed it to mobilise an open audience for future Social Media engagement campaigns.
World Company Day speaks to Frank Fredericks, CEO at Mean Communications, USA and Founder of World Faith.