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Using Corporate Creativity
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Speaking with Time managing editor Rick Stengel, I discussed creative approaches that are enabling companies in the pharmaceutical, food, and telecommunications industries to dedicate some of their expertise to helping the world’s poorest people.
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January 14, 2010
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Speaking with Time managing editor Rick Stengel, I discussed creative approaches that are enabling companies in the pharmaceutical, food, and telecommunications industries to dedicate some of their expertise to helping the world’s poorest people.

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