#ManagersForFuture campaign hopes to train next generation of business climate leaders

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Programme will explore how management skills, practices and purpose need to change to tackle environmental and social problems

Often, the most ambitious corporate sustainability strategies are the result of the passion, drive and leadership of one key manager. Sometimes that is the CEO, but not always. Now a new campaign wants...

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