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Joe Lorenzo: “Don’t live to work, you must work to live”

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In 2006 Joe Lorenzo changed the name of his company to Society Entertainment, in continued efforts in the fields of packaging, and producing. In 2006 Joe Lorenzo changed the name of his company to Society Entertainment, in continued efforts in the fields of packaging, and producing. In all honesty, you must make mistakes.

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Dr. Marc Wagener of LabCampus: “Diversity”

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Diversity: People’s needs are as diverse as they are, and although diversity and equality help to create a creative environment, this has not yet been sufficiently taken into account in the working environment. In 2006 he joined Carl Zeiss AG where he was in charge of strategic business development.

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Linn Tagesson: “Starting a company is not glamorous”

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As a part of our series about powerful women, I had the pleasure of interviewing Linn Tagesson the Co-Founder and Chief Culture Officer of the Babyshop Group, a company that she founded with Marcus Tagesson in 2006. In the end, the upsides outweigh the downsides but don’t think you can start your own company without 110% commitment.

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INTERVIEW: Philip Morris International’s Charles Bendotti on Emerging Contemporary Workplace Culture

HR Digest

While most corporate cultures are focused on engineering the most common goal of every business, some employers are repositioning their cultures to address social inequality as well as drive diversity & inclusion. Culture defines the overall output of every organization. How do you keep the people at PMI motivated for change?

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“Take the time to listen and understand the personal and career goals of each of your team members” With Penny Bauder & Andrea Ippolito

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program that provides the tools and resources to VA employees to develop innovations that improve the experience of our Veterans. She obtained both her BS in Biological Engineering in 2006 and Master of Engineering degree in Biomedical Engineering in 2007 from Cornell University. I had the pleasure of interviewing Andrea Ippolito.

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“Don’t take yourself too seriously.” with Jason Blake

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For our associates and communities, it means creating meaningful opportunities to work, gain new skills and build successful careers, and a diverse and inclusive workplace. Your contribution matters. I’m proof of this. People invested in me, and made bets on me, that far exceeded what I thought I deserved at the time.