CITBA Lecture Series 1 – Data with impact – how we got here from investment banking and diplomacy
Check out the video from our CITBA Lecture Series 1 – "Data with Impact: How We Got Here from Investment Banking and Diplomacy." From careers in investment banking and foreign policy, the co-founders of Givvable have established their company as a leading provider of supplier sustainability data and analytics. Learn how the company supports leading companies and governments in automating due diligence on their supply chains, and how their backgrounds in financial markets and the civil service have helped them get here.Connect with James Cook University, Singapore:
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