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Mandar Apte is the Executive Director at Cities4Peace, a global initiative advancing peacebuilding, social cohesion, and mental well-being through human-centred programs. He previously led social innovation initiatives at Shell, including the GameChanger program. Mandar contributes to thought leadership on trust, peace, and nation-building with institutions such as India Foundation and Observer Research Foundation, and directed the documentary film From India With Love. He holds an M.S. in Petroleum Engineering from the University of Tulsa and a B.S. in Chemical Engineering from the University of Mumbai.

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The trust toolkit: Six capacities leaders need for a sustainable future

How sustainability success depends on building trust through inner steadiness and relational skills, outlining six core capacities leaders can cultivate to navigate complexity and lead transformative change

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Trust as capital: The missing link for achieving sustainable triple bottom line
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Trust as capital: The missing link for achieving sustainable triple bottom line

Public Governance

Reframing trust as capital, the article shows why relational breakdowns, not technical limits, are the greatest barrier to achieving the triple bottom line of people, planet, and profit

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Trust as capital: The missing link for achieving sustainable triple bottom line


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