The election that will be held before 11 May 2010 casts its shadow across every aspect of politics and is changing the rules of engagement with government. Nonetheless, it will continue to be possible to influence government decisions. This Criticaleye Discussion Group, chaired by George Hutchinson of Burson Marsteller, looked at the best ways of engaging with government – both before and after the election.
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The IEA estimates that at least $100 trillion must be invested in clean energy technologies over the next three decades to meet global climate objectives. Senior Editor Jacob Ambrose Willson talks to Criticaleye Members...
In times of rising economic and societal challenges, the Public Sector plays a pivotal role in protecting the wellbeing of citizens. To successfully perform this role, the Public Sector must maximize productivity. In th...
Net zero has arguably been the hottest topic and challenge for businesses and the government in the last decade, with the rising awareness of how carbon emissions are embedded into every aspect of our lives. Whether its...
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