Closing out Square 2 at the Xynteo Exchange 2019 was a conversation between Olympic champion Johann Olav Koss, Nada Ahmed, Senior Manager at Aker Solutions and Econet founder Strive Masiyiwa.
Airbnb’s announcement on WFH flexibility and its extension to working from almost anywhere in the country for up to 90 days a year is a signal that the post-pandemic world of work has the potential to be fundamentally different.
To celebrate the day, our amazing people at Xynteo have put together some thoughts, book recommendations, insightful videos and even an Instagram account that they felt brings an important perspective.
In this third episode, we meet Joanne from Milwaukee (USA), as she tackles the consequences of long-term urban planning decisions that have limited access to work, healthcare and community facilities for African Americans in the city.
In the last 100 years, we have made tremendous gains - but to overcome today's challenges of climate and inquality, we need to redouble our efforts. Here are five leadership shifts we believe are needed to achieve meaningful action.
How do the spaces we share as communities, shape us as individuals? In second episode, Yamalui speaks of his hope that growing education of young indigenous peoples will empower future generations with the skills and knowledge they need to defend their land.
How do the spaces we share as communities, shape us as individuals? In the first of three episodes we are introduced to the “reporters” and taken into the high mountains of Himachal Pradesh, India, by shepherd Arjun Ram.
20-30% of jobs in Europe are carried out by gig workers. Even though these workers make up a large part of our economy, they do not have the financial safety nets afforded by others – especially detrimental during the pandemic.
In the third in a series of articles by CEOs, chairs and other senior leaders of companies about the future of growth in Europe, N. Chandrasekaran of Tata & Sons shares his thoughts on the future of the continent.
As businesses deepen their operations in rural India, they must bolster their efforts to understand the behaviour of rural markets. Our Vikaasa partnership recently launched the Stages of Development Framework for rural transformation.
The “gig” labour sector is growing fast but can leave workers extremely vulnerable. With Mastercard, we’re building a community to reshape this form of work.
