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Making the mark
Marlene Taschen, CEO of art-book publisher Taschen, talks leadership ethos, her hopes for the publishing industry’s future.
Out of office
Thriving businesses know there’s more to a team than meetings. We explore how leaders nurture company culture and take bonding to a new level, even when working from home.
Follow the leaders
Too much advice can be a dangerous thing. That's why we’ve focused on words of wisdom from six people who know what they’re talking about. Enjoy some esteemed company.
Meal deals
Eating at work doesn't have to mean a sad sandwich. We meet seven companies, big and small, to find out why sharing a meal can profit everyone and boost office morale.
Business and pleasure
They shouldn’t be mixed, right? Wrong. But what can we do to make offices more appealing without making them full of bean bags and silly slides? These HQs have the balance right.
Keep it in the family
Though it has grown from two staff to 30 in 10 years, Rabih Kayrouz still values close bonds at his Maison.
What works?
We were told that workplaces would become less relevant but the opposite is true. Here’s how to improve your lot.
Fitter, happier
Technogym’s passion for health extends beyond gym equipment. Its open-plan, light-filled headquarters is a shrine to employee wellbeing, with a focus on fitness, nutrition and thoughtful design.
In good company
We all want to work in a friendly, challenging environment. The companies featured here are benchmarks in their fields, from looking after employees to maintaining traditions or simply providing the smartest staff uniforms.
Label mates
Fashion can be cruel, but Japanese brand Beams is forging a different model with a warmly designed retreat in Karuizawa that welcomes all of its employees as family.
