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Sonia Singh

New Delhi
As seen in: MSN UK, Wiley Online Library, Archives of Disease in Childhood, Entrepreneur, NDTV, People, Rolling Stone, Rolling Stone Nashville Now, Flipboard, Medscape and
NDTV. Visiting Fellow, Cambridge Judge Business School,Author,’ Defining India:Through Their Eyes’. Global Advisory Council, World Woman Foundation
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Forbo incorporates discarded cocoa shells into Marmoleum flooring

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By Sonia Singh
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Flooring manufacturer Forbo has revealed how agricultural waste from cacao production has been repurposed into flooring that supports cacao-growing communities in West Africa in this exclusive video produced by Dezeen. According to the brand, Marmoleum Cocoa is made from up to 98 per cent natural raw materials including linseed oil, wood flour and jute.
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By Sonia Singh
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Human judgement and storytelling should remain central to architecture as artificial intelligence becomes increasingly embedded in the design process, according to a panel hosted by Trimble SketchUp and Dezeen in San Diego during AIA. The panellists explored the evolving role of artificial intelligence (AI) in architectural practice, arguing that while it can complement the design process and improve productivity, human interaction and ingenuity must remain at the forefront.
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Why High-Performing Leaders Are Reconsidering How They Do Inner Work

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By Sonia Singh
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Nailotl - stock.adobe.com ​For the past few decades, inner work for leaders followed a familiar path: therapy, executive coaching, performance optimization and the occasional personal development retreat or vacation. This approach is structured, measurable and contained. Yet, the world has changed greatly, and systemic-level acceptance and having options have caused a shift.
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