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Since 1989, we have worked in, and pioneered, a variety of domains which we believed to be critical for furthering human progress:
- public-private
partnerships
- roles
of markets, state and civil society
- enterprise
development
- strategic
management in the non-profit sector
- social
development & inclusion
- development
cooperation
- human
rights, sustainable business practices, corporate environmental
strategies
- socially-responsible
business strategies
- corporate
social responsibility education
- UN
policies and social development
- reform
of the welfare state
- business
school education
- business
ethics
- UN
policies and the urban agenda
- corporate
sustainability strategies
- multi-stakeholder
dialogues
- corporate
community involvement
- business
and municipality cooperation
- local
government innovation
- authentic leadership
- regional development
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- partnerships
for social cohesion
- social
enterprise and financial innovation
- civic engagement
- globalization
and responsible enterprise
- culture, creativity
and enterprise
- micro-finance and small business finance
- policy-making
and the role of think-tanks
- leadership
development
- business
and global stability
- UN
Reform
- IT
and development
- e-government
- youth
and sustainable consumption
- responsible
investment
- Europe’s
economic modernization
- new
economy enterprise
- ethical
globalization
- SMEs
and corporate citizenship
- social investment & venture philanthropy
- Europe's enterprise strategy
- private equity for development
- global interdependence
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From left to right: Paul Gilding, Ecos Corporation, Australia, with whom we organized a dialogue on "greening the Olympics" in New York at the UN for the UNGASS meeting in 1997; Mikkail Gorbatchev, founding chairman of State of the World Forum in San Francisco, with whom we partnered in 1998-2002; Federico Mayor, former Director General of UNESCO, our host and partner at the 1st UNESCO World Business Forum, which we organized in 1998 in Stockholm; Mary O'Rourke, who served as the Irish Minister for Public Enterprise in 1999 and one of the hosts of the Millennium Enterprise Summit we organized in Dublin and Belfast; Ben Zander, Conductor of the Boston Philarmonic Orchestra, one of the keynote contributors, and Tony Blair, who kindly addressed us by videolink at the same event.
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