Ioannis Ioannou, Assistant Professor of Strategy and Entrepreneurship at London Business School and Heather Hancock, Managing Partner, Innovation Talent and Brand at Deloitte talk about social innovation and the challenges it faces.
Gerard Lyons, Chief Economist and Group Head of Global Research, speaks to BSR about the West to East shift.
“I think I didn’t understand how more or less completely defunct primary market for equity capital was in this country. That as a source of capital for business new equity is not something that you even consider. “
Challenging issues make me get out of bed. For me, it's difficult situations or obstacles that I need to figure out that's what's exciting for me.
Hear insights from one of India’s most successful entrepreneurs.
Brent Hoberman, serial entrepreneur, investor and co-founder of lastminute.com
What I would call success in the sports industry, for us, is victory matched by financial equilibrium. The media pressure is huge, a third of our revenues derives from media.
Quote: We (Visa Europe) see it (the Olympics) as a platform for three main things:..showcasing our innovation…, great for engagement…thirdly, it’s about business driving…
You've got to be able to turn around in 10-20 years’ time and still believe it was worthwhile London hosting the Games. Therefore that legacy challenge was in many ways more exciting.
We (Save the Children) need to do a better job at monitoring the valuation and demonstrate the micro impact we’re having.
I wasn’t inspired to go into business. My intention was never to go into business per se, to be a business leader. It was to be an engineer.
In politics… always remember your opponents are opposite you and your enemies behind.
It is vital to believe in the future
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