Résultats pour "The Great Change" dans Economie

There’s been a lot of uncertainty and change for all of us right now. In this new upbeat podcast, David Buik, Richard Matthews and Michael Wilson ask the big questions to leaders in their fields, from the worlds of business, culture, finance and sport. Please join us and find out the secrets to their success in these challenging times. Thank you to our sponsors Speakerbus and Hampden & Co Bank. Great Wave of Change podcast is produced by Genevieve Sulway from Salty Paradise Productions.

Do something great! der Game Changer Podcast von Revenue Maker rund um Veränderungen im Vertrieb, Marketing & CRM. Spannende Ideen, Sichtweisen und Interviews für alle Game Changer im Vertrieb, Marketing, CRM. Menschen und Innovationen sind unsere Leidenschaft bei Revenue Maker! In unserem Podcast, der sich um Vertriebsthemen, Marketing, CRM und Innovationen dreht, möchten wir Sie an unseren Ideen und Erfahrungen aus der Praxis teilhaben lassen.

Country & Town House contributing editor Michael Hayman interviews the people behind some true Great British Brands: the entrepreneurs and innovators involved in British luxury, industry and commerce, to find out what motivates them, the future of British business and how they are adapting in ever-changing times. This podcast is a partnership between Great British Brands and Change Makers – a weekly podcast bringing listeners ideas, life lessons and amazing stories from those making a difference in extraordinary times.

Hosted by Rich Armstrong and Steve Baker the Change the Game podcast highlights true life stories of organizations influencing positive change by doing business differently. They're teaching people how business works and closing the gap between the haves and have-nots. It's capitalism at its best. Inside each episode, you'll discover stories of entrepreneurs who are Changing the Game.

From Richard Florida, author of the bestselling books The Rise of the Creative Class and Who’s Your City?, comes a book that frames the economic meltdown of 2008–09 not as a crisis but as an opportunity to “reset.” In doing so, he paints a fascinating picture of what our economy, society...