How do you move people, services, and goods the last mile of their urban journey without clogging up city centres? Cities and urban infrastructure designed to cater for the automobile are coming under significant pressure. This publication describes the last mile challenges as they are perceived today, the existing solutions and micromobility applications.

Sustainable investing isn’t a passing fad. It’s here to stay. In the first of a regular series, we take a look at the launch of the S&P 500 ESG Index...

Deutsche Post DHL Group (DPDHL) is the world’s leading mail and logistics company, with more than half a million employees in more than 220 countries and territories.

We are often asked why learning and content development remains so important in the age of automation. Given that technology will soon replace many jobs...

A smart city, in combination with smart mobility, offers residents, visitors and stakeholders a quality of life and an ease of experience that pre-emptively addresses their needs, desires and transport requirements. A book by Lukas Neckermann with Tim Smedley...

Virtually all new cars sold by 2020 will have the sort of advanced driver assistance systems that allow for full-autonomous driving on highways (and highly-supported driving in cities). This book - written by automotive industry expert Lukas Neckermann, co-authored by Tim Smedley - highlights the changes inherent in the mobility revolution...

For a nation with only 9.5 million people, Sweden punches above its weight on the international stage. Its social democratic model of free education, high pay and high taxes is famous the world over...

Are current leadership development practices helping or hindering the culture necessary to support innovation? Now that organisations across all sectors face multiple challenges, threats and opportunities, it is only the agile that survive. CorporateLeaders in partnership with the Center for Creative Leadership, hosted the second in its ‘Leadership for Business Success’ series in Paris...

Human Resources are strategically well positioned to manage talent, nurture cultures and develop leadership capabilities that promote innovation. To learn more about how this could be done, CorporateLeaders in partnership with the Center for Creative Leadership, recently hosted a roundtable on ‘Leadership for Business Success: Creating a culture that drives performance and innovation’, in Munich...

These are worrying times for employee engagement. The latest academic literature makes for depressing reading. Gallup’s State of the Global Workplace study finds that only 13% of employees are engaged at work...

With the UN Conference on Climate Change (COP) in Paris just days away, a global strategy for reducing carbon emissions is tantalisingly close. For any such agreement to work, however, it must include a transition from high-carbon, fossil-fuelled energy production...

Palm oil is the most-used vegetable oil in the world, accounting for some 65% of all vegetable oil traded, and is found in everything from washing powder to breakfast cereals. Global production has doubled over the past decade. Ecosystem collapse, air pollution and species extinction have followed...