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AI Technology Leaders
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Social Impact Leaders
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Technology leadership rarely announces itself with drama. More often, it accumulates, one crashed server and one repaired system at a time, until three decades later, a person looks back and realizes they have built something they did not originally set out to build
In September of 2017, inside a conference room in the Polanco district of Mexico City, a Senior team of Vice Presidents from one of the largest beverage companies in the world sat across a table from a Mexican entrepreneur carrying a drink of his own invention.
In a Covent Garden office building, with seven charities housed rent-free, the maths does not quite add up the way most business owners would expect it to. Square footage that could be leased for profit instead costs money.























