UN's Sanda Ojiambo on why businesses should aspire for a sustainable future
In a fireside chat with Tania Bryer, U.N. Global Compact Assistant Secretary-General and CEO Sanda Ojiambo discuss why businesses should aspire for a sustainable future even at the time of crisis.
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