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3 Trend Insights on how to become a more sales focused company

The average person is inundated by thousands of messages a day. So how do we make sure that are messages are reaching the right people at the right time? In this vlog post, John Sanei gives us three insights on how to be a more…

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Become a future leader in 4 steps

Become a future leader in 4 steps

We (human beings) are changing at an amazing rate… the way we eat, the understanding that our perception is everything, the creation of our reality is becoming a skill set we are all understanding more and more, amongst many other upgrades. With this changing face…

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3 TIPS TO BECOME MORE SALES FOCUSED

As a business, how do we make sure that our message is getting across to the right consumer at the right time? John Sanei, CEO of Future Collective, shares 3 tips to become a more sales focused business in 2015.

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GLOCALISATION

GLOCALISATION

Think globally, act locally: the integration of local markets into world capitalism. Is it possible for the universal and the particular to co-exist? Popularized in the 1990’s by sociologists and economists alike, the idea of “glocalisation” has been around for longer than you think. From…

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TECHNO HIPPIE REVOLUTION

TECHNO HIPPIE REVOLUTION

A new millennial citizen has emerged: the Techno Hippie. Their population expanding rapidly throughout the world’s concrete jungles, this species is most likely to be spotted in a fair-trade coffee shop, eating a sprout salad while signing Greenpeace petitions on a smartphone. Techno Hippies are…

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Is Your Business Relevant?

A new era in business innovation and global communication, enter The Amplification Bureau – Future Collective A potent blend of trend curators, business innovators and international brand & communication experts – hybridised to keep your business relevant. In today’s tumultuous markets we help businesses and…

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