Q&A: Shaping culture for the greater good at AstraZeneca
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Jaclyn Jaeger2019-10-07T15:08:00
In this one-on-one, we caught up with Louise Vamvoukaki, director of sustainability education and engagement at AstraZeneca, who shared how the company overhauled its organizational culture through design of its Code of Ethics.
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