Stephen Kehoe
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Stephen Kehoe
@smkehoe
Executive Vice President; Chief Corporate Affairs Officer; Chairman of the Board, PepsiCo Foundation; PepsiCo Inc.
New York, USA Katılım Şubat 2009
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"I cannot emphasize enough the importance of “science-based targets”: in this zero-sum game for the future of our planet, there is no margin for error in calculating to what extent companies must transform their operations."
This is a deeply thoughtful…lnkd.in/eGZMZmE8
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I'm pleased to announce I will be rejoining PepsiCo, as Chief Corporate Affairs Officer and Chairman of the PepsiCo Foundation, on May 1, succeeding @robertocazevedo, who is retiring from the company this summer.
This is an extraordinary opportunity to g…lnkd.in/eGP4ZnYZ
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An interesting take for communication leaders... what do you all think? lnkd.in/exZuxUf4
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Starmer’s war on the left is unfinished via @FT
“Tony Blair is the only Labour leader born in the last 107 years to win a general election.” on.ft.com/3ZYx6Cr
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4/ 6️⃣ Shanker Singham spent a good part of the last half decade promising vast benefits to the UK after Brexit driven by largely unspecified regulatory reforms.
He should be asked what happened with that.
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3/ 5️⃣ Like the mythical US FTA, joining CPTPP was a stupid argument for leaving the European Union... but is a sensible thing to explore having left.
Nothing UK negotiators can do will ever compensate meaningfully for Brexit, but that doesn't mean they should lie down and die.
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1/ Sigh. Ok, listen:
1️⃣ Joining the CPTPP is good.
2️⃣ In any future scenario where a government has the desire and opportunity to rejoin the EU but finds doing so incompatible with CPTPP membership, that government can just leave the CPTPP (and should).
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SVB in a nutshell:
They lost more than a billion dollars every time interest rates went up 25 basis points
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interest rates went up 450 bps last year
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they had no interest rate hedges
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deposit outflows as VC funding slowed down
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attempt to raise equity triggered a bank run
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This 3 minute clip from 2021 is still being widely shared. It's helpful if you want to understand how Gary Lineker feels about the issue of refugees, about his relationship with the BBC - and about the idea of the BBC telling him what he can and can't tweet.
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Fantastic reminder of the original advertising brief Martin Glenn lnkd.in/eBcrnc2U
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Communique asserts that "we are also advancing an ambitious agenda to evolve the multilateral development banks, starting with the World Bank, to better respond to global challenges like climate change...." Specifics? #climatechange lnkd.in/eJFHtfxi
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Much food for thought on re-reading this HBS article about brand's speaking out on social issues. First, Ben & Jerry's rejects the notion that brands should stick to speaking out on issues which directly relate to their business (…lnkd.in/gaeVQqHM lnkd.in/gcBYvqQq
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Today marks two years since I was sworn in as the 40th US Secretary of Commerce.
From helping power a record-setting economic recovery to implementing historic programs like Internet for All and CHIPS, it’s been an incredible honor so far.
I’m ready to keep our progress going.
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What a great appointment for the WFP... now to build greater #FinancialInclusion mechanisms into distribution efforts.
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Still the best rock group anywhere..
Mike Scott@MickPuck
#TheWaterboys rehearsals day one. Great to be together again!
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Amazing to see AFI at work in Iraq
Alliance for Financial Inclusion (AFI)@NewsAFI
In coordination with AFI, @cbiraq held two-day capacity building workshop on National #Financialnclusion Strategy Secretariat & Stakeholder Coordination. The workshop comes as part of the AFI support to CBI through the In-Country Implementation program. #LeaveNoOneBehind #SDGs
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I know that growth comes from the talents and efforts of millions of working people and businesses.
As a pro-worker, pro-business party, Labour will work in partnership with businesses to deliver growth that is felt in every part of the country.
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