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Peter Richards is the Director of Marketing Communications at Protolabs. Protolabs is the world’s fastest manufacturer of custom prototypes and on-demand production parts, with manufacturing facilities in eight countries.
He has been recognised by the Chartered Institute of Marketing, DBA, Marketing Society, British Quality Foundation and B2B Marketing as delivering marketing and sales excellence.
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Ben Legg is the CEO and Co-Founder at The Portfolio Collective. They are revolutionising the way the world works.
He is a seasoned technology CEO, engineer, author and former COO of Google Europe, held roles at McKinsey and ran Ola in India. He is now focused on helping thousands of entrepreneurs to flourish - through hands-on mentoring, consulting, investing, fundraising, board roles and career coaching.
Ben has lived in nine countries (worked in 60) and reinvented multiple industries.
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Ayelet Mavor is Head of ESG for Minute Media, a global content and technology company. She leads the company’s impact efforts as a socially and culturally involved player.
Ayelet also leads on design and measurement of the ESG Goals for the company as well as oversees Stakeholder Management and Government Affairs for the group.
Her career spans across Media, Arts and Tech in the private sector, she has worked within the UK Government creating tech hubs in Israel and around the world.
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In this webinar episode, we explore what ecosystems are, how they create value and how the best businesses are capturing that value.
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Ash Mohd is the People Engagement Global Lead at Accenture covering Intelligent Platform Services and Ecosystems. He leads all people engagement for the Intelligent Platform Services & Ecosystems Group which comprises over 150k members.
Previously, working with Siemens, Mars, and Samsung to solve marketing challenges, he also has experience in advertising and media.
Ash has worked across project management, stakeholder delivery and management to deliver transformation, content, and communication.
Ash Mohd is the People Engagement Global Lead at Accenture covering Intelligent Platform Services and Ecosystems. He leads all people engagement for the Intelligent Platform Services & Ecosystems Group which comprises over 150k members.
Previously, working with Siemens, Mars, and Samsung to solve marketing challenges, he also has experience in advertising and media.
Ash has worked across project management, stakeholder delivery and management to deliver transformation, content, and communication.
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Lucy Bennett-Baggs is the Founder and CEO of Force for Good. She is a purpose-driven entrepreneur with 15 years of experience in Philanthropy, Marketing and CSR. Lucy is a founder of two businesses, Just Challenge and Force for Good.
Force for Good is a tech-for-good app where people, companies and charities connect to drive change, helping the charity sector meet more of the needs of disadvantaged people around the world.
Lucy Bennett-Baggs is the Founder and CEO of Force for Good. She is a purpose-driven entrepreneur with 15 years of experience in Philanthropy, Marketing and CSR. Lucy is a founder of two businesses, Just Challenge and Force for Good.
Force for Good is a tech-for-good app where people, companies and charities connect to drive change, helping the charity sector meet more of the needs of disadvantaged people around the world.
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Miguel Avalos is the EMEA Group Head of B2B Marketing for Commerce & Vertical Programs at Google.
He has worked across 48 countries and has a background in B2B & B2C, through a variety of roles including, Product Marketing, Entrepreneurship, Strategy, Sales & Marketing for the likes of P&G, Citi, Samsung and now Google.
Miguel Avalos is the EMEA Group Head of B2B Marketing for Commerce & Vertical Programs at Google.
He has worked across 48 countries and has a background in B2B & B2C, through a variety of roles, including Product Marketing, Entrepreneurship, Strategy, Sales & Marketing for the likes of P&G, Citi, Samsung and now Google.
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