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Bold new move: companies embrace risk to succeed

Risk and its elusive twin, reward, are fundamental to any successful business. Which is why companies are looking at ways to outmanoeuvre their rivals and ensure growth, says Andrew Hill

Boldness in business is a game of strategy

Amid a fragile economic recovery, it is essential for business leaders to be bold in planning for the future

Judging the awards

The panel brings a wealth of wisdom, insight and experience across a range of industries

And the award goes to...

The judging panel comments on the winners of this year’s awards

Gaining the green advantage

A simple $10 solar-powered lamp could improve the lives of millions while offering a new model for growth, says Leo Johnson

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