Weber Shandwick Targets Cultural Risk
Tue, Dec. 3, 2019
By Steve Barnes
Weber Shandwick and its United Minds management consultancy are offering companies a way to help assess and prepare for any cultural risks their organizations may face.
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Weber Shandwick and its United Minds management consultancy are offering companies a way to help assess and prepare for any cultural risks their organizations may face.
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