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Five lessons from a trip to Mount Kilimanjaro. What CMOs can do to leverage the full power of creative. And how Australians feel about AI.     All in this week’s Must Reads... 

5 must reads for the weekend

5 must reads for the weekend

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Gary Scilla

Internal workflow process wizard | Business Process Analyst | IT Problem Solver | Passionate for Communications and Customer Service

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If It is Friday then I know that EY Linked News is on. I wish everyone would pat attention to climate change. This is affecting everyone today and in the future. We need everyone onboard yo resolve these issues otherwise we will al be in trouble in the future.

Rohen R Murari

Digital Marketer | SEO Executive| Digital Marketer| Inbound & Outbound Marketing | Social Media Marketing | Email Marketing | Product Marketing | 6+Years of Experience in Content Writing and Digital Marketing.

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EY,- Climbing Mount Kilimanjaro teaches you that big goals are achieved step by step, just like building a brand with creativity. - CMOs, like climbers, must adapt, assess risks, and push boundaries to reach new heights in today’s competitive market. - Creative power isn't about being flashy; it's about crafting meaningful connections that resonate deeply with your audience. - The most successful campaigns are those that evolve with the times, responding to consumer needs and trends. - AI can help streamline creativity, providing insights and data that allow brands to personalize and tailor experiences. - Australians are open to AI because they see how it can improve efficiency without losing the human touch. - AI isn't a replacement for human creativity; it’s a tool that enhances our ability to innovate and connect. - Like a mountain climb, achieving great results in business requires patience, preparation, and perseverance. - Success comes from the balance of creativity, strategy, and technology working together. - With the right tools, we can reach new heights—personally and professionally—transforming challenges into opportunities.

Gerry Stewart

Business Analyst | FinTech | Wealth Management | Insurance | Superannuation | Mathematics

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The "Decarbonizing the future" article certainly provides some grounds for optimism, which is much needed given an incoming US administration that is downright hostile to clean energy. Seeing countries as diverse as Chile, Morocco and Scotland doing their bit is indicative of a growing global movement to transition from fossil fuels to clean energy. And given how this is occurring at multiple levels means that it is something we can all participate in. No self-interested entrepreneurs or political dinosaur can withstand that.

Helen Ogboh

Financial Advisory | Customer Relationship Management | Brand Building |Human Resource Management

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Awesome resource(s). I found each article very useful and I gained a lot of insight from all of them and I was particularly intrigued with the Mount Kilimanjaro adventure; the planning, the delivery and the whooping €40,000 raised! For me, that was incredible; there is indeed so much more from simply taking out time over a breakfast meeting or a coffee break or a brief dinner meeting. The entrepreneurial mindset recognizes no boundaries - ideas flood in when like-minds find themselves engaging in productive value-add conversations.

Valentina S.

Lifestyle Industry development; Projects in Wellness and Lifestyle

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I am grateful to collaborate and share this time of significant challenges with you E&Y. I want to take a moment to express my deep gratitude for the opportunity to work with you at E&Y. Despite the significant challenges we face, our joint work has become a source of inspiration and learning. It is in times of trial that we can truly appreciate the strength and competence that our team possesses. Together, we drive innovation and find solutions that make a difference. Your support and commitment has been invaluable to me and I really look forward to continuing this journey together. Thank you for being an amazing part of this adventure.

Korna Vikas

MBA Finance | Financial Modelling | DCF Model | One page Company Profile | Valuation | Ratio Analysis | Corporate Finance | Finance Enthusiast | Excel Explorer | Tableau & Power BI | EX- Values tax (Tax Analyst)

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Very informative

Melissa Schleter, PMP

Partner Marketing Manager; Project Manager

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Arjun Porwal

Senior Project Program Manager @ Optum | PMP Certified | Team Leadership | Delivered Multi-Million Dollar Projects On Time and Under Budget | Patents Inventor | Agile Practitioner | CSPO | DEI Podcast Host | GB Certified

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I agree, demonstrating the power of authentic leadership.

Ernest Machingauta

Customer Experience Specialist. Content Strategist

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EY, lessons from Mount Kilimanjaro are a powerful reminder of the value of perseverance, teamwork, and preparation. These principles are relevant not just in physical challenges but also in the business world, where resilience and careful planning lead to success. A great read for anyone looking to draw inspiration from both personal and professional journeys.

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