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Books Consultants Should Read to Become Better Leaders and Negotiators - Vimarsana News

Books Consultants Should Read to Become Better Leaders and Negotiators

This wide-ranged reading list provides tips for problem solving and persuasion, different management styles, and more.

As ESG Action Gains Momentum, Innovation Takes the Spotlight - Vimarsana News

As ESG Action Gains Momentum, Innovation Takes the Spotlight

Schneider Electric’s sustainability summit animates the promise to do better

Source: cio.com
Troubled sheriff Hutchinson indulges in meals and trips, taxpayers pick up tab - Vimarsana News

Troubled sheriff Hutchinson indulges in meals and trips, taxpayers pick up tab

After his drunk driving crash in December, Hennepin County Sheriff Dave Hutchinson went on a spending spree, eating and traveling at taxpayer expense, despite rarely being seen in the office. The FOX 9 Investigators got the receipts.

Source: fox9.com
It's no longer profit or planet - with the right technology business leaders can prioritize both - Vimarsana News

It's no longer profit or planet - with the right technology business leaders can prioritize both

Juergen Lindner of Oracle explores how technology can help companies meet growing consumer demand for ESG accountability.

Majority of Saudis fed up with businesses' lack of green credentials: Study - Vimarsana News

Majority of Saudis fed up with businesses' lack of green credentials: Study

RIYADH: More than 80 percent of Saudis are frustrated with the lack of progress by businesses when it comes to sustainability, a new survey claims. A study by Oracle shows as many as 98 percent of people in Saudi Arabia believe sustainability and social factors are more important than ever. Some 89 percent said the events over the past two years have caused them to change