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☝️ A single decision can change the whole outcome. In business as well as at #Paris2024, making the right choice is crucial for defining success. This applies to business as well as at #Paris2024. As a worldwide partner of the Olympic and Paralympic Movement, we understand that it's difficult to make a choice when the odds are unknown. This is why we reduce uncertainty for our clients, helping them make the right choice for their business. ✌️ ❓ How do you deal with uncertainty in decision making? #ReadyParisGo #GetReadyForTheBest #OlympicsWithAllianzTrade #ConfidenceInTomorrow #Allianz #Olympics #Paralympics

Many of us work tirelessly on various platforms to spread the truth and promote understanding abroad about the situation in Israel. One of them is our alumnus Yoav Bruck יואב ברוק, the owner of “Istta Sport ltd “, a Tel Aviv University's alumnus from the Faculty of Management and a three-time Israeli Olympian.   Yoav was featured in a special interview with Inside with Brett Hawke, where he discussed the current situation in Israel, what Israel does for defense, and why it cannot afford to lose. He explains that there is no right or wrong side in this situation and shares his hope to the future.   To watch the full interview in English, click here >>  https://lnkd.in/dGArJ6sh

"2024 Olympic Year In the spirit of a famous song for its wordplay and symbolism, the expression "2024, Olympic Year" could be interpreted as a tribute to a significant year for sports, international fraternity, and human excellence... If all the lodges in the world would join hands. Here's the first verse: "2024, year [...]" Read the full post here: https://ift.tt/mdskY2p

Here for it all 🙌🏼 The uniting spirit of sport 🙌🏼 What can corporate Talent Management, Talent Acquisition, Capability and Culture teams take out of developing, training, growing and maintaining great individual contributors to being great, inspiring and productive teams? How can we dig a little deeper beyond the obvious synergies between athlete and team sport management and corporate development programs? #strongertogether #digalittledeeper #talentmanagementstrategy #talentacquisiton #amabokke

𝘿𝙤𝙣’𝙩 𝙘𝙖𝙡𝙡 𝙢𝙚 𝙗𝙧𝙖𝙫𝙚 𝙟𝙪𝙨𝙩 𝙗𝙚𝙘𝙖𝙪𝙨𝙚 𝙄 𝙝𝙖𝙫𝙚 𝙖𝙣 𝙖𝙧𝙩𝙞𝙛𝙞𝙘𝙞𝙖𝙡 𝙡𝙚𝙜.🦿 Context matters - As part of my dissertation research, I spoke to four-time Paralympian, and triple Paralympic medallist Stef Reid MBE PLY about the use of hyperbole within sports media.🏃♀️🏅 #Paralympics #Athletics #Paris2024

𝗣𝗲𝗿𝘀𝗼𝗻 𝟭 (𝗣𝟭): “2024 is poised to be a pivotal year for us.”   𝘗𝘦𝘳𝘴𝘰𝘯 2 (𝘗2): “Absolutely. I believe we can surpass the two-figure mark this year.”   𝗣𝟭: “Only a two-figure mark? Hey ‘P2,’ which political party are you supporting?”   𝙿̲𝚎̲𝚛̲𝚜̲𝚘̲��̲ ̲𝟹̲ ̲(̲𝙿̲𝟹̲)̲: “Ah, you’re discussing the general elections of 2024. But let’s not forget about the upcoming ISRO mission featuring the uncrewed female humanoid robot ‘Vyommitra.’ Scheduled for the third quarter of this year, its success propels us closer to our grand ambition—the manned mission ‘Gaganyaan,’ slated for launch next year.”   𝘗2: “Following the successful Gaganyaan mission, India will proudly join the ranks of countries sending crewed missions into space. However, I was referring to the Paris Olympics 2024. I'm optimistic about our Indian players clinching 10+ medals this year.”   𝗣𝟭: “Immediately before the Olympics, all eyes will be on the ICC Men’s T20 in the USA and West Indies. Our young cricket stars are ready to shine on the international stage.”   𝙿̲𝟹̲: “But that’s not all. Anticipation builds for two significant space missions. First, Mangalyaan-2 aims to deepen our understanding of Mars. And then there’s Shukrayaan-1, set to unravel the mysteries of Venus.”   𝘗2: “Incredible. 2024 is shaping up to be a monumental year for all of us.”   𝗣𝟭, 𝙿̲𝟹̲: “Absolutely!”   📆 Let’s look forward to all mega events of 2024! 🇮🇳🌠 #2024 #India #Election #Olympics #SpaceMissions

Australian triple jumper Ian Campbell has an amazing story that contains some important lessons for aspiring athletes and anyone facing competition.  Here are some highlights from his work and experiences: 1.Courage and Endurance: Ian Campbell's work, particularly his experience at the 1980 Moscow Olympics, demonstrates the importance of courage. Campbell continues to compete at a high level despite facing a decision issue that could cost him his gold  medal. 2.Focus on Preparations: Campbell prepared well for the 1980 Olympics, acing many preliminaries and representing Washington State University on the US College Tour. His  intense preparation and consistent performance ahead of the Olympics underscores the importance of adequate preparation and training. 3.Learning from failure: After losing at the Olympics, Campbell continued competing until an injury  forced him to retire early. His career shows that setbacks are part of the athlete's journey, whether due to injury or other circumstances. Learning and  growing from these experiences is the key to long-term success. Ian Campbell's work teaches lessons in perseverance, planning, problem  solving, learning from failure, and maintaining integrity. These principles are  important not only for athletes, but for everyone trying to overcome  difficulties and achieve their goals. #IIMSHILLONG #PGPEX

With the Paris 2024 Olympics arriving soon, let’s put your memory to the test. Do you know the right answer to this question? Let us know in the comments section. #ContestAlert #Triviaquestions #Olympics2024 #TrulyIndianAndWorldclass

Firsts are for the the brave. The bold. The visionary. Up until 1998, female professional boxing was illegal in the UK. Even after it was legalized, lack of access to funding and support kept many from competing. Simply by taking the ring, Nicola Adams shattered perceptions of who is allowed to compete and succeed in sport—becoming the first female boxer to win Olympic gold. 🥊🥇 As the Worldwide Management Consulting Partner of the International Olympic Committee – IOC, we’re using our global scale, deep insights, and understanding of innovation to track the impact of firsts that have happened at the Olympic and Paralympic Games. Explore #TheFirstEffect to see how firsts move the world forward. https://deloi.tt/3V9NIXm

It took more than 1,000 years to build Rome. I'm certain that the Romans didn’t wait for 1,000 years to achieve their goal, before having fun. They built something every day, but they also engaged in riding, fencing, wrestling, swimming, theatre, and watching gladiator matches. So why do we, in today's age, focus on constantly working without breaks? Why is it normalised to always be on our work phones? Yes, some of our roles require us to check in more frequently than others (even on weekends), but it doesn’t have to be all the time! Transformations or any meaningful feats take a long period to accomplish. It's easy to run out of steam on this long journey. Here is the thing - Don't be so serious. Start building. Lay a brick, connect a pipe, while holding fast to the grand vision of the Colosseum in your mind. But smile and have fun along the way. Pause. Play! #Jamesclear said – Whoever is having the most fun is going to win. :) So, as much as the HR LT team at #Prudential worked for many days to align, prioritise and build our roadmap, to move the big rocks up the mountain in order to deliver the #NextHR, we also paused for humour, compassion, and to lean into our values, our #PruWays! #we_succeed_together We are #Prudential. Partner of #EveryLife and Protector of #EveryFuture. Catherine Chia, Samantha Seng, Sheela Parakkal ( IHRP-MP), Prue Schneider, Loretta Chiu, Apoorva Chandra, Callister Koh, Andrew Chang, Anina Lo, Hannah Perera, Vesna Buric, Neetha Nair, Safinas Mohd Ibrahim, Thi Thanh Thuy Bui, Sudawan Ariyasap, Annie-Yu Chiao Juan, Maria Shipiri, Laura Cho, Dewi Satriani, Indrijati Rahayoe — #FunAtWork #Leadership #Culture #Transformation