Should senior managers at brands 'back off' so innovation can thrive? The Marketing Society Forum
28 Nov 2012
A former P&G development head says 'over-managing' is 'killing the golden goose' of innovation.
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A new approach to sustainability and achieving success on the world stage were the key themes Dame Ellen MacArthur and Sir Martin Sorrell focused on in the early morning session at the Marketing Society's Annual Conference today.
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