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An introduction to Flair Chile 2023: A historic year?
Discover the first edition of Flair Chile 2023: Navigating new global disorder amidst tremendous challenges.
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Global view of Chile
Chile stands out as the country where the world ends. Those who have not had the opportunity to visit can get to know Chile through documentaries or films, books, the internet and, of course, talking to Chileans.
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Gen Z: A snowflake generation?
Through the lens of adulthood: the unfair labeling of the young 'Crystal' or 'Snowflake' Generation.
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Feminism in Chile: A movement that is progressing, albeit slowly
Discover the evolution of a revolution. Chile, a country transformed over the past 20 years, has seen feminism rise from the ashes of social stagnation, becoming a beacon of hope and change. Amidst resistance, one phrase rings true - "the only struggle that is lost is the one that is abandoned.
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The Chilean route to sustainable development
Ten years ago, a pivotal conversation began among business leaders - the shift from Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) to Sustainability, a concept that weaves together economic growth, environmental respect, and social justice.
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Is it possible to innovate in a disruptive way in Chile?
Get ready to dive into the world of disruptive innovation - a game-changing force that transforms industries and alters consumer preferences.
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An introduction to Flair Brazil 2024: Nostalgia or perspectives
There is much opportunity to be found in Brazil. We need to go beyond metrics and delve deeper to understand individuals and society. And it is with this aim that we present Flair Brazil 2024.
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Inflation vs. porfolio: The brand vacuum
During the Covid-19 pandemic, we saw inflation rise around the world as companies reduced their production capacity in the face of uncertainty caused by an abrupt drop in demand. Since then, new challenges have arisen in the face of the rapid renewal of consumption and the return to "normal".
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Brands and social purpose in a politically divided time
Is it possible to support causes without upsetting consumers?