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President Obama’s Olympic moment makes Luther King dream come true

Posted on 09/11/2012 by Hugh Salmon

I am sure we all admired the rolling brilliance of Barack Obama’s oration when, in his Presidential acceptance speech, he said: “If you are willing to work hard, it doesn’t matter who you are, or where you come from, or … Continue reading →

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Olympic success defines a new Britain for the 21st Century

Posted on 15/08/2012 by Hugh Salmon

The subject of my first blog, over three years ago, was ‘Convergence and Divergence’. It discussed an observation made, over twenty years ago, at an international business conference by a heavy-hitting American banker, a breed we respected at the time. … Continue reading →

Posted in Blog posts | Tagged behavioural values, Bolt, BRIC markets, Britain, British, convergence, divergence, Formspring, Great Britain, Mo Farah, Olympic Games, Russia Unified Team | Leave a comment

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President Obama’s Olympic moment makes Luther King dream come true

Olympic success defines a new Britain for the 21st Century

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