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Challenging stereotypes: Steps taken by leaders at AppsFlyer, Edelman Malaysia, HEINEKEN Malaysia, and more
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Henkel, Integral Ad Science, Johnson Controls, and more share how they #ChooseToChallenge Details
#ChooseToChallenge, the team at
Human Resources Online has asked more than 60 HR leaders about their organisation s call-to-action in shaping a workforce that celebrates gender equity.
In this sixth part of our series, HR leaders from AIA, AXA Insurance, Henkel, Integral Ad Science, Johnson Controls, and Micron Technology, tell us more.
Aileen Tan, Chief Human Resources Officer, AIA
At AIA Singapore, we aim to be a catalyst for positive change for our people. We #ChooseToChallenge the status quo to make sure that everyone can enjoy equal opportunities, regardless of gender, so that we’re always progressing together.
Connected TVs are prime marketing real estate because the big screen captures the attention of viewers more effectively than a smartphone with a smaller screen. Technology vector created by vectorjuice - www.freepik.com
As billions of consumers binge-watched TV shows during the pandemic, an insidious form of fraud was playing out right under their noses.
Marketers spend millions of dollars to reach audiences glued to Internet-connected TVs, but some of that money is ending up in the pockets of scam artists, who’ve devised a complex and hard-to-detect shell game that mixes up where ads appear and who makes money from their placement. This digital switcheroo diverts ads meant for big, high-definition television screens to less expensive platforms, such as smartphones, with thieves pocketing the price difference.