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Rebuilding trust in business and technology
1 Nov 2018

Rebuilding trust in business and technology

by Noa Gafni | posted in: Social innovation | 0

In this opinion piece, Fellow of Social Innovation Noa Gafni shares her view on the global decline in trust and how to rebuild this. Trust in the system has decreased in recent years, stimulated by the rise of exponential technologies. … Continued

business ethics, corporate social responsibility, millenials, technology, trust
The paradox of choice for young change makers
9 Oct 2015

The paradox of choice for young change makers

by Emerson Csorba | posted in: Social innovation | 0

In his fascinating book The Paradox of Choice: Why More is Less, sociologist Barry Schwartz argues that more choice is sometimes less for companies and their people. Indeed, “Part of the downside of abundant choice is that each new option … Continued

change makers, choice, millenials, workplace

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