Leading through disruption | Zurich Talks - Risk to Resilience

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In this first episode of Zurich Talks - Risk to Resilience, Jesper Brodin, former CEO of IKEA, shares how climate-smart decisions can drive innovation, reduce costs and strengthen resilience. Zurich Talks - Risk to Resilience is a content series that turns Zurich’s global climate and sustainability engagements into practical insights for customers, colleagues and partners.

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