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The missing peace: Business as the change for good
By Business Plan for Peace, Conscious Togetherness, and H&M
We can break down silos between the peacebuilding and private sector and contribute to the overall goal that "Peace is Everybody's Business".
In this podcast for the GPW2022, Dr Scilla Elworthy (the business plan for Peace) and Geli Gallanz of H&M, share insights and examples of new and fresh ways of big brands and peacebuilding organisations can work together for change at both the local and global levels. Based on personal experience, they are inspiring how to go beyond the theoretical perspective into reality.
Podcasthost:
Nienke van Bezooijen
Interviewees:
1. Dr Scilla Elworthy, founder of Peace Direct, the Businessplan for Peace and the Mighty Heart. Three times nominee for the Nobel Peace Price. 4 decades peace builder.
2. Angela Gallanz (Geli) HR manager for H&M western Europe
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By Geneva Peacebuilding PlatformBy Business Plan for Peace, Conscious Togetherness, and H&M
We can break down silos between the peacebuilding and private sector and contribute to the overall goal that "Peace is Everybody's Business".
In this podcast for the GPW2022, Dr Scilla Elworthy (the business plan for Peace) and Geli Gallanz of H&M, share insights and examples of new and fresh ways of big brands and peacebuilding organisations can work together for change at both the local and global levels. Based on personal experience, they are inspiring how to go beyond the theoretical perspective into reality.
Podcasthost:
Nienke van Bezooijen
Interviewees:
1. Dr Scilla Elworthy, founder of Peace Direct, the Businessplan for Peace and the Mighty Heart. Three times nominee for the Nobel Peace Price. 4 decades peace builder.
2. Angela Gallanz (Geli) HR manager for H&M western Europe
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