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Almirall, a global pharmaceutical company dedicated to medical dermatology is participating in the Global Health Summit, coinciding with the 77th World Health Assembly (WHA) in Geneva, to raise awareness of the mental health burden of skin diseases. This gathering of healthcare specialists addresses some of the most pressing global health challenges. The severity of skin conditions is often underestimated because they are frequently classified as non-life threatening. However, these diseases often have a significant impact on the lives of patients and their families. Almirall is committed to raising awareness about the mental health burden associated with chronic skin diseases, which…

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Social media users satisfied with a site are more likely to share their own personal information and data, according to new research by Vlerick Business School. The researchers also found that users, who trust a platform, are more willing to share their data with social media sites if they believe it will make the content more personalised to them. These findings show the importance of making a user-friendly site for marketing professionals to obtain critical data and information from users. The research was undertaken by Andreas Munzel, Professor of Digital Marketing at Vlerick Business School, alongside his colleagues, Julien Cloarec,…

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Youngest ever 70.3 Ironman Champion and Saucony join forces in pursuit of sporting excellence Global performance running brand Saucony, has announced the youngest ever 70.3 Ironman Champion Rico Bogen, as their newest elite global athlete. The partnership marks a significant milestone in Saucony’s commitment to elite performance, supporting a world-leading athlete at the pinnacle of his sport. Rico Bogen, renowned for his extraordinary achievements in triathlon, will be representing Saucony in competitions and events across the globe as he sets his sights on a period of sustained dominance in the sport. At just 22-years-old, the German athlete made history at…

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Black female leaders take more career-focused risks than any other leader – including white female leaders – to reach the top leadership positions, according to new research from Durham University Business School. The researchers also found that the challenges and negative experiences faced by black female leaders 200 years ago are still prevalent today, with very little change in the types of challenges these leaders have to overcome to secure a top position. The researchers say that this is because of the challenges that the intersectionality of being black, and a woman can bring in comparison to white female leaders…

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TEAM Energy has recently joined the Institute of Environmental Management and Assessment (IEMA), a global professional body for over 20,000 individuals and 300 organisations working in the field of environment and sustainability. By becoming a consultancy partner with IEMA, TEAM Energy gains access to a network of seventeen regional networks and the opportunity to collaborate with like-minded professionals. Their goal is to optimise their pathway to a net-zero future and champion the importance of sustainability initiatives. TEAM Energy’s ambitious Carbon Reduction Strategy aims to achieve net zero emissions by 2030. By joining the IEMA, they can work alongside other businesses…

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Outpaces open-source standard Prometheus’ query latency by 16x VictoriaMetrics today unveiled customer research demonstrating it is the world’s most cost-efficient monitoring solution. The real-world results show customers can save energy costs and achieve Net Zero carbon compliance faster with VictoriaMetrics in their tech stack. A combination of VictoriaMetrics’ optimized data structures and efficiently coded algorithms reduces the energy costs for data processing and storage by up to 90%. Compared to similar solutions such as InfluxDB and Prometheus, VictoriaMetrics customers and users need significantly less Central Processing Unit (CPU) compute power and Random Access Memory (RAM) storage space. In practice, this can result…

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In their 60-year’s history, the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) had to go through several radical organizational changes. New research by ESMT Berlin and Warwick Business School shows what NASA’s history can teach organizations about strategic agility, and how organizations can adapt their business models effectively to cater to external challenges. To shed light on how strategic agility is achieved, the study follows NASA’s successful shifts to three different strategic alignments over the past 60 years. The study suggests that an often-overlooked factor, known as logical incrementalism, has played a crucial role in NASA’s ability to adapt and succeed…

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Built in 1860, St. Oswald’s Place, formerly home to “The Lambeth School of Art”, where the Prince of Wales laid the foundation stone for the premises and Vincent Van Gogh is thought to have attended art classes, has just come onto the market for the first time in years with leading central London agents Harris Le Beau. Studio One, is one of six properties that now make up the former school. The stunning home renovated by Tobias Hestler, 52, and his partner, Alexander Wegner, 54, offers a magnificent light-filled space that forms part of a grade II* listed Victorian school building. Converted…

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Initiative is part of a wider engagement and recognition strategy with franchisees Stores in London, Manchester, Glasgow, Chelmsford, Canterbury & Shipley on list The QSR business is also running a number of consumer initiatives Chicken Cottage – the first UK QSR to introduce halal chicken options – turns 30 on June 26th Bosses at Chicken Cottage are to mark the company’s 30th anniversary by swapping the office for the frontline to join forces with a host of their franchisees. The ‘back to the shop floor’ operation on June 26th will see all of the company’s HQ staff heading to more than 20 stores…

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Neighbours actor and Americana musician Alan Fletcher, best known for his role as Dr. Karl Kennedy, is bringing his latest tour to London in July. On July 11th he will play at The Bedford, Balham with a full band. The Australian entertainer has become a household name after almost 30 years in the same role on Ramsey Street – he is the longest-running character on the soap. And alongside his commitment to the show he continues to showcase his talent as an all-round entertainer with new music and his latest tour, Alan Fletcher and Special Friends. His comedic new single,…

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