Qatar Airways Cargo Returns Seven Rescued Lions To Their Natural Habitat For Free
By helping the Ukraine-based NGO Warriors of Wildlife (WOW), Qatar Airways Cargo kept its promise to fly lions to their natural habitat for free. It took six months of hard work involving no less than a dozen departments and over 50 employees to ensure a successful operation. On Thursday, April 29, the Kouga and Swinburne nature reserves […]
Trust Comes On a Bicycle and Leaves On a Ferrari
PODCAST PEOPLE: A Summary from the Real Leaders Podcast “We used to have a saying when I was at Shell: Trust comes to you on a bicycle, trust leaves you on a Ferrari. It’s so difficult to build trust but it’s so easy to lose trust. And trust is earned, really. You have to earn it, […]
Imagine Working with Nature Instead of Trying to Dominate It
Singapore has an innovative way of putting nature at the heart of construction that can make us happier, healthier and closer to the natural world. It’s called biophilic design, and it replaces walls, windows, columns, signs and neon, with leaves, bark, birds and insects. Khoo Teck Puat Hospital is the most biophilic hospital in Asia […]
Earth Advocates: 70 Environmental Leaders
Real Leaders has been recognizing the leaders who are creating a better world for our future for over 10 years. EarthX has created the largest environmental experience for sharing the latest initiatives, discoveries, research, innovations, policies, and corporate practices that are reshaping our world. The climate crisis is one of the world’s most pressing and […]
David Attenborough: Our Planet, Our Business
How does this 95-year-old environmentalist stay cool while the planet is heating up, and why is his strategy of “explain, inspire and rationalize” (rather than tell) showing the business world where the real opportunities lie? Over more than 90 years, and countless trips around the globe, David Attenborough has witnessed a severe decline in the […]
Confronting Prejudice: How to Protect Yourself and Help Others
Dealing with prejudice—whether it’s microaggressions, bias, or discrimination—is physically and psychologically demanding. But avoiding it is not always an option. “Not everyone has the luxury of leaving a prejudicial workplace or neighborhood,” said Natasha Thapar-Olmos, PhD, Program Director at OnlinePsychology@Pepperdine, the online Master of Arts in Psychology at Pepperdine University’s Graduate School of Education and Psychology. External link “But there […]
Plant-Based Food Retail Sales Grow 27% to $7 Billion in 2020
New data commissioned by GFI and PBFA shows U.S. sales of plant-based meat, dairy, and eggs have outpaced conventional animal products’ sales for the third consecutive year. New data released by the Plant-Based Foods Association (PBFA) and The Good Food Institute (GFI) shows that U.S. retail sales of plant-based foods continued to increase by double […]
The Future of Education: Personalization
PODCAST PEOPLE: A Summary from the Real Leaders Podcast “The pandemic has really given us a sense of urgency because now all of our lines are blurred. You’re not either at work or at home. You’re not either a mother or a boss or a daughter. Many of us are everything at the same time, even […]
Think Like a Quantum Leader and Turn Your Company into a Living Organization
PODCAST PEOPLE: A Summary from the Real Leaders Podcast “The core binding energy is what people are calling purpose. And I don’t mean purpose statements I mean purpose stories. Energetic stories — myths, if you will. About why we exist, who we serve, and what we want to accomplish in serving them. How can we best […]
The Artist Who Challenges City Mayors to be Water-wise
Internationally renowned marine life artist, Wyland, has painted a new building mural to celebrate Earth Month. The new piece will be added to Wyland’s repertoire of over 100 building murals around the globe. In 1993 Wyland founded the Wyland Foundation — dedicated to promoting, protecting, and preserving the world’s ocean, waterways, and marine life and […]
