Arts and Business – A conversation between James Hill and Alexandra Marila

October 29, 2020 | Alexandra Monsi

James Hill, former Chairman at Unilever talks with Alexandra Marila, Strategist, Arts and Business at Co-founders about Art as a Method for creating a new organisational culture in the context of a merger.

The conversation taps into why art is important to us as human beings, what role art plays in the life of an organisation, and how the plus-value brought by art to company culture is good for business in the long run.

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