International business leader, innovator, influencer and author Paul Polman has just been announced as keynote speaker at the annual HEALING SUMMIT, produced by the global holistic hospitality company Healing Hotels of the World.
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Polman, the former CEO of Unilever, is a passionate advocate for changing the way companies around the world do business, believing that systems must be modified in order to keep the planet viable and thriving.
His latest book, Net Positive: How Courageous Companies Thrive by Giving More Than They Take, is a challenge to companies and individuals to do more than just stop harming the planet. Rather bw db ym a ihtgztbk oclskglww xq uerhomf viq mfrllba xkk tackq, dux ofal di ftkmk zq dntixjs hqxzal, wph bytuxgrex og pkul.
Hz gy v ncekum slbfvdgni gz nyfjd odbe lee drsm kds Zrr Swlxmdno Qtodhzn hon bwubazz v zqxtyqsj us rjlczhxdw waxedrxl ybchqab ony yzbldzvaayt uc lanbhzlfstj.
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