The European releases its Spring 2024 edition
John E. Kaye
News & Features
This edition provides an engaging insight into a number of sectors and locations, touching on subjects such as FDI and Change Management.
The European Magazine, a leading publication providing insights into business, finance, and global affairs, is thrilled to announce the release of the Spring 2024 edition.
Leading with an insight into the work of BPESA in driving South Africa’s Global Business Services sector, and why Durban is key to its success.
The magazine also explores topics including Global Economy, Banking & Finance, ESG, Technology, Change Management and Diversity, Equity & Inclusion.
It is available as an online PDF via free subscription to The European, or as a physical magazine from the website.
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