Does futurology have a place in social enterprise?

Ellie Ward 24th July 2014

Making schedules, putting together plans and thinking about the year ahead are all integral elements of good business management – but for Carol Deslandes, head of strategic development at Inspire 2 Enterprise, this does not go far enough.

Ellie Ward finds out why long-term strategic planning and an in-house futurologist lead to more effective business practise.

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