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  • 3 weeks ago | illuminem.com | Paul Polman

    Brothers and sisters all, humanity has lost one of its courageous moral voices — but his legacy lives on in the countless lives he touched, and in the movements he inspired. For me, this moment is not just for mourning, but for deep gratitude. We have been fortunate to witness a rare kind of leadership. At a time of widening divides — among nations, within societies, and between humanity and the planet — he offered a steady hand and a moral compass.

  • 1 month ago | corporateknights.com | Paul Polman

    Brothers and sisters all, humanity has lost one of its courageous moral voices – but his legacy lives on in the countless lives he touched, and in the movements he inspired. For me, this moment is not just for mourning, but for deep gratitude. We have been fortunate to witness a rare kind of leadership. At a time of widening divides – among nations, within societies, and between humanity and the planet – he offered a steady hand and a moral compass.

  • 1 month ago | shorturl.at | Paul Polman

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  • 1 month ago | edhec.edu | Paul Polman |Andrew Winston

    The EDHEC Centre for Net Positive Business (CNPB), created as part of the Generations 2050 strategic plan, is dedicated to one key ambition: to provide companies of all sizes with the means to have a net positive impact - i.e. to give back more than they take - on people and the planet.

  • 2 months ago | thecatholicherald.com | Paul Polman

    When Mother Teresa spoke of “the hunger for love”, she reminded us that our faith demands we recognise Christ in the suffering of others. Today, her words echo with painful relevance as I contemplate the plight of Ruben Vardanyan, now in his 23rd day of hunger strike in an Azerbaijani prison cell. After enduring 550 days of detention and torture, this man of faith faces a secret military trial for helping Armenian Christians in Nagorno-Karabakh.

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Paul Polman
Paul Polman @PaulPolman
26 Apr 25

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Paul Polman
Paul Polman @PaulPolman
23 Apr 25

Humanity has lost a courageous moral voice. At a time of widening divides he offered a moral compass. He asked us to look into the eyes of the “other” & see not a stranger, but a neighbour—not a threat, but a reflection of ourselves. Read my statement: https://t.co/EA4UuQHJhY https://t.co/3XxR5LIMa3

Paul Polman
Paul Polman @PaulPolman
11 Apr 25

Time to free the Christian political prisoners in one of the most oppressing regimes in the world. Azerbadijan lowest ranking human rights, freedom press , corrupt legal system. Etc. Time to hold to account.

HughHewittShowLinks
HughHewittShowLinks @HHSLinks

David Vardanyan and Jared Genser join Hugh to discuss the imprisonment of Armenian Christian Ruben Vardanyan being held in Azerbaijan along with many other Christian Armenians. President Trump is leaning into this problem —both Ruben’s imprisonment but the cause of Armenian