Entrepreneurs can help bring about change by putting people ahead of profits
With the rise of non-humancentric business models, empathy-induced altruism can boost wellbeing of employees
24 January 2021 - 18:17
At the dawn of 2021 we face a world in a state of disarray and uncertainty. The consequences of the Covid-19 pandemic and recent US Capitol Hill disaster have had a catastrophic effect on business around the globe. Governments and entrepreneurs are urgently seeking new solutions to the problems facing us in these explosive times.
After the Capitol Hill fiasco and the rapaciousness of Donald Trump’s response to this disaster, not only has the US image as a democracy suffered a huge setback but Trump’s association with entrepreneurship is demoralising...
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