What lies ahead? In this series Tom Parker asks experts what will happen over the next five years and how it will affect our lives. more
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Enjoyed listening to the series on my commute - lots of food for thought around ESG!
Love the content here, and the forward looking nature. I look forward to this listen!
Just listed to the episode on energy (so they might not all be like this) but it was basically just an Equinor ad masquerading as a podcast. It feels like an audio version of those advert articles you get in magazines and newspapers where the font doesn’t quite match up with the rest of the publication so you know something isn’t quite right. more
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