Andrew Sissons from The Big Innovation Centre, and Edelman’s Nick Barron join Stefan Stern in this lively debate, which asks what can be done to stimulate economic growth?
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**UPDATE**
Nick has followed up this podcast with an article entitled Supply, Demand and the Glinner Effect over on Corporate Speak.
Podcast participants:
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Chair: Stefan Stern, Director of Strategy, Edelman Stefan has been writing and commenting on business and management for the past two decades. He wrote the Financial Times’s management column for over four years before joining Edelman in August 2010 as its new Director of Strategy. In October he was appointed Visiting Professor in management practice at the Cass business school. |
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Andrew Sissons, Researcher, Big Innovation Centre Andrew leads the Big Innovation Centre’s research on markets, place and networks, looking at how innovation works in practice. His research focuses on how the UK economy is changing, how businesses and customers interact in an internet-enabled world, and which parts of the economy are most likely to undergo rapid innovation in the future. These questions have wide-ranging implications for many areas of government policy, from investment priorities to market design. |
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Nick Barron, Deputy Managing Director, Edelman Nick specialises in corporate reputation and public engagement for multinationals, SMEs, governments and NGOs. His clients include Unilever, CBS Corporation, Leo Burnett, and Manchester City FC. Nick established a creative industries forum for the UK government, securing 80 speakers and a further 300 CEO-level delegates in 2009. In 2010, he launched London & Partners, in 2011, he supported News Corporation in the wake of the News of the World’s closure and in 2012 launched the Queen Elizabeth Prize for Engineering. |
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