In business, the mantra “adapt or die” has been repeatedly proven historically.
Of the world’s largest corporations from a century ago, only a few, like ExxonMobil, are still among the top companies globally. Today's corporate giants are technology companies like Apple, Microsoft, Nvidia, and Alphabet (Google).
Yet the list of the largest international NGOs has largely remained unchanged despite tectonic geopolitical, economic, and technological change.
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Paul Ronalds
Paul Ronalds leads Save the Children Global Ventures, the dedicated, in-house team at Save the Children responsible for taking innovative finance and new technologies to scale. Paul has served as a senior adviser to two Australian prime ministers, was deputy CEO of World Vision Australia and, for nine years, served as CEO of Save the Children Australia.
