Tag: public perception

We Need New Leaders is a vital guide for emerging and aspiring leaders, especially those from diverse backgrounds. It speaks directly to those who are ready to step into influence with clarity and conviction. Whether you are just beginning to envision yourself as a leader, or you have already signed the dotted line, this book serves as a trusted companion on the journey to leadership.

Trademark practitioners always get excited when the shape of a product finds itself at the centre of a trademark dispute. Although the shape of goods generally finds itself at the very bottom of the spectrum when it comes to distinctiveness and public perception, most trademark legislation worldwide allows for shapes to be registrable as trademarks.

Investment strategies that are built on specific ethical factors are not new. The principles underpinning environmental, social, and governance (ESG) investment predate the 1960s. Early in the development of the ESG investment practice, ESG strategies were often performative and designed to appease customers or influence public perception.