What happens when new innovators take over old spaces The concept of space is inherent to innovation. There is a reason you think differently from one space to another – spaces have intentions, they have outputs. When launching PLACE in 2016, the question of...
Abdullah, a tech-savvy teacher in the era of the gig economy The urban/rural divide is a growing source of conflict and division globally. Access to health care, culture, meaningful work, equal pay and education are common themes found across these regional divides...
Invest in game-changing talent – invest in newcomers Margaret Johnston Clarke, Head of Global Diversity & Inclusion for L’Oréal Group Margaret Johnston Clarke’s career has found her shaping the voice and impact of major global brands, including L’Oréal and...
Resilient people, and communities, are built through languages The British Council is a global actor and PLACEmaker that actively builds resilience and promotes diversity in communities around the world. Active in many host societies for refugees, the British Council...
#WeBelieveinNew On Thursday January 16th, we all took an active role in changing the narrative around migration. PLACE and Ecole des Ponts Business School brought together private sector actors to speak on how they are paving the way in investing in and recruiting...
