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The Business Sustainability Crisis

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Sustainability as a concept is not just desirable, it is essential in modern business. The CEO of World Wide Generation, Manjula Lee, spoke about business sustainability at a recent conference with a sharp focus on the place of sustainability in post-Brexit Britain. She stated that sustainability should be at the heart of business decision-making and investment strategy as it has an impact on the environment and on the long-term future of the business. Sustainability underpins the solutions that Marcel Kooter devises for companies in his role as a consultant at Telos Partners. Sustainability can be implemented through strategic and organisational change. It’s about fulfilling global energy requirements whilst best optimising natural resources.  The United Nations’ Sustainable Development Goals The UN has a target list for completion by 2030. Known as Sustainable Development Goals, or SDGs, organisations can strive to reach these goals for successful business strateg

Oil and Gas Industry Trends 2019

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Part of the continued success of Marcel Kooter in the oil and gas industry is his ability to anticipate and manage trends in this global sector. The Intelligence Centre of GlobalData forecasted likely trends and predictions over the coming year. The methodology used by GlobalData draws together extensive historical evidence plus analysis of geopolitical scenarios. However, forecasts do not remain static and are constantly revised in line with new reporting. Unexpected events and world changes will always impact on predictive ability. Top Oil Producers in 2019 Unsurprisingly, the current top five big-league producers will continue to dominate the picture in 2019, with the US leading the way. The superiority of a producer is hugely impacted by its ability to supply, which can be directly affected by the imposition of sanctions. Recent restrictions imposed by the US on Iran and Venezuela, two of the top global exporters, have considerably restricted their export capacity