Borderless Executive Live: The Podcast

Juan Aguiriano of Kerry Group shares his insights on today's food industry and consumer demand for sustainable, highly nutritious foods with proven health benefits.

Rosalie Harrison and Andrew Kris discuss how business professionals are no longer "in shape" for work travel and in-person meetings, as well as how the expectations about work schedules is changing.

Andrew Kris shares his expert insights on how to set up a shared services center, what it takes, and how to find and retain the best talent for the job.

Andrew Kris has a conversation with Aisha Jallow, who has the passion for and expertise in finding and attracting executives based in Africa for leadership roles in international companies. Aisha uses her history of substantial success with clients such as Heineken and Tetra Pak to explain why sourcing professionals from Africa is so vital and advantageous.

In this second conversation with Juan Aguiriano of Kerry Group, Juan discusses food waste and how the food industry can tackle this issue, which creates enough food it could feed 2 billion people every day.

Andrew Kris discusses climate change, its impact, and how the food industry is going to  contribute to sustainability in conversation with Juan Aguiriano, of Kerry Group, who explains how the food industry has a very special role to play.

Andrew Kris discusses with PharmaStars' Naomi Fried and Laura Gunn about the gap between Big Pharma and small digital health start-ups, and how that gap will be closed in the future.

Andrew Kris is joined by Naomi Fried and Laura Gunn, founders of PharmaStars, to discuss digital health startups, the way they communicate with and speak the same language as pharmaceutical companies, and how pharma companies can find the best way to engage with digital health startups.

What's the best way to impress a headhunter? Andrew Kris of Borderless in conversation with Anthony Harling provide some insights for a successful conversation.

Andrew Kris takes a deep-dive into how things have changed since the pandemic began with leaders of Workplace Experience at LinkedIn's Brett Hautop,  and Tetra Pak's Sudhir Saseedharan.