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Lawrence Chong’s Visit to Indianapolis, Indiana, USA
This is the event summary documenting Lawrence Chong, CEO of Consulus Global Network visit from...
Shaping Heroic Leaders for Humanity 4.0
Speech at Sagamore Institute delivered on 23rd October during the forum about Innovation in...
The Green Business: It’s beyond separating paper, glass, metal and plastic
The green movement is slowly picking up pace in South East Asia. Inspired by observing decades of frivolous use of resources, one Thai company has decided to do its own part for the environment through its business model and practices.
Think Different
Understanding and defining the impact of design when it is not used as a tool for expression, but rather as a tool for growth, has been our life’s work.
Nothing by Chance, Everything by Design
Today, Consulus is proud to join fellow Singaporean firms in celebrating our Nation’s Golden Jubilee.
Malaysia struggles with toxic power assets – Consulus comments on 1MDB case
CEO of Consulus shared that the unsavoury allegations and huge debt accrued by 1MDB have also damaged the Malaysian government’s image
Can MyTeksi sustain both its car and taxi businesses? – Consulus shares on brand cannibalization
In comments to Marketing Magazine on the case of brand competition between sister companies of MyTeksi, Lawrence Chong, CEO of Consulus shared that cannibalising one’s own brand can be seen as more of a preemptive strike against its competitors.
Project Syndicate: Freedom of Opinion for all
Since 1994, Project Syndicate has provided readers with original, engaging, and thought-provoking commentaries by those who are shaping the world’s economics, politics, science, and culture. The Columnist talked to Nicolas Chatara-Morse, Chief Executive Officer of Project Syndicate to find out more about the organization, media and the future.
The human spirit rises above the rubble: A Nepali experience
In April 2015, a massive earthquake shook Nepal and killed more than 8,000 people and injured more than 23,000. The Columnist talked to Uzwal Raj Gautam, Chief Secretariat of the Nepal Media Society and Television Broadcasters Nepal, to find out more about the situation in Nepal and its people after the disaster.
Great Company by Design
Work should inspire, unite people to do amazing things; this should not be ideal but the norm in companies. A reflection to mark our 11th anniversary.
Reshaping the world’s media to sustain quality journalism
This 2015 congress was held in March in Yangon, Myanmar with the participation of more than 200 journalists from more than 60 countries, including Myanmar journalists.