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Lloyds CMO: Uncertainty is the price of an interesting career (opens the original)
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Each week, we dig into the memory bank of the City’s great and good. Today, Suresh Balaji, chief marketing office at Lloyds Banking, takes us through his career in Square Mile and Me Selling vaccines to medical practitioners, long before vaccines became a dinner party topic. Turns out the hardest sell in the world is prevention, because nobody ever thanks you for the disease they didn’t get. Everything I know about marketing intangible value, I learned in a GP’s waiting room. This one, strictly
The Debate: Should you be allowed to text in sick? (opens the original)
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The government’s back-to-work tsar wants you to call, but is texting in sick really an issue? We hear the case for and against in this week’s Debate To me, the core of this debate comes down to a more foundational issue around the fact that employers seem to feel that adults cannot be trusted to be adults. If I employ someone, at the bare minimum, I am confident that they understand cause and effect I.e. they are aware that I’m running a business and that their performance in return for cash is
Oliver CEO: I wouldn't change anything about the City – embrace the wabi-sabi! (opens the original)
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Each week, we dig into the memory bank of the City’s great and good. Today, we speak to Angela Tangas, global CEO of marketing agency Oliver, about her career in Square Mile and Me Saturday job whilst still at school, working at my local supermarket behind the deli counter – slicing hams, prepping roast chickens, that sort of thing. My first role in marketing was nearly 30 years ago whilst doing work experience at Telstra. I’m super curious and thrive on identifying opportunities – so a career i
Loveholidays CEO: Travel is no longer discretionary, it's an essential part of people's lives (opens the original)
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Each week, we dig into the memory bank of the City’s great and good. Today, Loveholidays CEO Donat Rétif takes us through his career in Square Mile and Me A summer job when I was a student, placing plastic caps on syringes on an assembly line. Chief of staff to the CEO of a joint venture (directories/media) between France Telecom (now Orange) and Telecom Italia. Coming from a simple background, all I knew was that I wanted to travel the world. I did a Master’s degree in Business Engineering and
What does the British government think sanctions on Israel will achieve? (opens the original)
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Would it be highly cynical to suggest that Labour are changing Britain’s policy on Israel in search of domestic political advantage, asks Eliot Wilson If politics is the art of persuasion, as Aristotle’s Rhetorike seems to suggest, then there are some subjects which will always be fruitless and frustrating: abortion, capital punishment, Kashmir, Cyprus. Into the same category falls the Arab-Israel conflict, which has raged since 1948, or 1917, or 1897, or AD 640, or AD 70. Given the seemingly in
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