Chris DeArmitt joins us to share his evidence-based perspective on plastics, revealing how widespread misinformation distorts environmental priorities and leads well-intentioned consumers to make harmful choices. With five years of unpaid research analyzing over 5,000 scientific studies, Chris exposes the disconnect between alarming media narratives and the scientific consensus regarding plastic's environmental impact. • Debunking sensationalist claims about microplastics in human brains usi...
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Chris DeArmitt joins us to share his evidence-based perspective on plastics, revealing how widespread misinformation distorts environmental priorities and leads well-intentioned consumers to make harmful choices. With five years of unpaid research analyzing over 5,000 scientific studies, Chris exposes the disconnect between alarming media narratives and the scientific consensus regarding plastic's environmental impact. • Debunking sensationalist claims about microplastics in human brains usi...
Bicycles, Beards, and Business: How Cultural Blindspots Sink Companies
Borderless Executive Live: The Podcast
19 minutes
7 months ago
Bicycles, Beards, and Business: How Cultural Blindspots Sink Companies
Salvador Rivas-Mas shares his journey from a globetrotting backpacker to a cross-cultural consultant working with The Culture Factor (formerly Hofstede Insights), helping organizations navigate cultural differences in international business. Drawing on Professor Hofstede's research and his own experiences working across multiple continents, Salvador explains how understanding cultural dimensions can transform leadership effectiveness and prevent costly business failures. • Inspired by "The A...
Borderless Executive Live: The Podcast
Chris DeArmitt joins us to share his evidence-based perspective on plastics, revealing how widespread misinformation distorts environmental priorities and leads well-intentioned consumers to make harmful choices. With five years of unpaid research analyzing over 5,000 scientific studies, Chris exposes the disconnect between alarming media narratives and the scientific consensus regarding plastic's environmental impact. • Debunking sensationalist claims about microplastics in human brains usi...
