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Ciceklenen Girisim

Girisimcilik gunden gune ufuk tanimaz bir hal aliyor. Post-modern dunyanin insanlari artik isletmelerin dunyaya daha az zarar vermesi gerektigine inaniyor. Ciceklenen Girisim, surdurulebilirlik ve maneviyati harmanlayarak insanlarin ve diger canli turlerinin ciceklenebilmesine yönelik, yuz elli yila dayanan butuncul bir vizyon sunuyor. Hedef gelisen bireyler, mureffeh örgutler, saglikli kuresel sistem ve nihayetinde ciceklenen bir gezegen...Siirlerle suslenen ve cogulcu bir dil kullanilan bu kitap yönetim, psikoloji, fizik, nörobilim, fizyoloji, felsefe, sosyoloji gibi pek cok disiplindeki yeni gelismelerden istifade etme imkani sunuyor. Eserde tasavvur edilen birey; tefekkure dayali uygulamalari dunyaya deger katacak isletmeler vasitasiyla ortaya cikarip surdurulebilir kilmayi vadediyor. Ayrica bu surdurulebilirligi olumlu örgutsel davranis, gelisim ve degisim kavramlari uzerinden yeniden degerlendirmeye tabi tutuyor.

Finance and Investment for Sustainability

Recent Trends in Carbohydrate Chemistry

Professor of Organic Chemistry since 1984; Professor of Carbohydrate Chemistry in the Faculty of Sciences, University of Lisbon (3rd year course of the Graduation in Chemistry since 2001), editor of the RSC book series Carbohydrate Chemistry – Chemical and Biological Approaches (since 2008); Guest editor of Wiley – Eur J Org Chem., vol 2013(8) and the book Carbohydrate Mimics (1998); of Springer - Topics in Current Chemistry, vols 294, 295 in 2010; of DeGruyter – Pure and Applied Chemistry (vol 89(7) in2017 and vol 88(4) in2016); Ph.D. in Carbohydrate Chemistry (TU Graz, Austria); Expert in monosaccharide chemistry (deoxygenation, Wittig olefination, domino reactions, C-glycosylation, nucleoside synthesis, glycomedicinal chemistry), with more than 150 publications in the area, 15 book chapters and 10 granted patents. Bjørn E. Christensen holds a Dr. philos. degree in biotechnology from NTNU - Norwegian University of Science and Technology, Norway, where he also had a career as research scientist until 2002 when he became a full professor. His research field is polysaccharide engineering and includes studies of macromolecular characterisation and structure-function relationships in among other alginates, chitosans, pectins, xanthan and β-1,3-glucans. He has also been visiting scientist/professor at Montana State University, USA (1985), Osaka Prefecture University, Japan (2009), Cermav-CNRS Grenoble, France (2010) and University of Bordeaux, France (2016). Full professor, former director of the Institute of Chemistry and head of the Department of Organic Chemistry of the University of Debrecen, Hungary. Serves as an editorial board member for Carbohydrate Research, and as guest editor for special issues of Carbohydrate Research, Mini-Reviews in Medicinal Chemsitry, Molecules, Topics in Heterocyclic Chemistry. Research interests include synthetic carbohydrate chemistry directed to C-glycosyl compounds, anomeric-spirocycles, glycals, exo-glycals and their derivatives; development of synthetic methodology involving radicals and carbenes; synthesis of glycosidase and glycogen phosphorylase inhibitors as potential antidiabetics, study of their structure-activity relationships; synthesis of glycomimetics and glycopeptidomimetics. Dr. Paul Kosma is a full professor at the University of Natural Resources and Life Sciences in Vienna, Austria. He also serves as head of the Institute of Organic Chemistry and Deputy of the Department of Chemistry. His areas of expertise include organic synthesis, NMR spectroscopy, complex carbohydrates, Natural Product Synthesis and Chemistry of Triterpenes. He has published hundreds of journal articles and conference proceedings, served on the editorial boards of international journals, chaired a dozen international conferences, and supervised 35 theses in his career. Roberto Adamo obtained his PhD in Pharmaceutical Science from the University of Catania (Italy) in 2003, with a thesis on the synthesis of biologically relevant inositols. He was post-doctoral fellow at the NIH in Bethesda (USA), under the supervision of Dr. P. Kovac, and then in the group of Prof. J. P. Kamerling at the Utrecht University (The Netherlands). In 2007 he joined Novartis Vaccines where he was later apoointed Head of the Carbohydrate Chemistry Laboratory, and Leader of the Conjugation & Synthesis Platform. Following the company acquisition by GSK he became Preclinical Representative Leader of the Conjugation Platform. His research interests focus on the synthesis of glycans, glycoconjugates and glyconanoparticles to be used for carbohydrate-based therapeutics. He has been recently appointed Conjugation Technology Platform Leader at GSK, covering chemical and glycoengineering approaches for glycoconjugate vaccines. He is associate editor in the Glycoconjugate Journal and Coordinator of the EU network Glycovax.

Recent Trends in Carbohydrate Chemistry

Professor of Organic Chemistry since 1984; Professor of Carbohydrate Chemistry in the Faculty of Sciences, University of Lisbon (3rd year course of the Graduation in Chemistry since 2001), editor of the RSC book series Carbohydrate Chemistry – Chemical and Biological Approaches (since 2008); Guest editor of Wiley – Eur J Org Chem., vol 2013(8) and the book Carbohydrate Mimics (1998); of Springer - Topics in Current Chemistry, vols 294, 295 in 2010; of DeGruyter – Pure and Applied Chemistry (vol 89(7) in2017 and vol 88(4) in2016); Ph.D. in Carbohydrate Chemistry (TU Graz, Austria); Expert in monosaccharide chemistry (deoxygenation, Wittig olefination, domino reactions, C-glycosylation, nucleoside synthesis, glycomedicinal chemistry), with more than 150 publications in the area, 15 book chapters and 10 granted patents. Bjørn E. Christensen holds a Dr. philos. degree in biotechnology from NTNU - Norwegian University of Science and Technology, Norway, where he also had a career as research scientist until 2002 when he became a full professor. His research field is polysaccharide engineering and includes studies of macromolecular characterisation and structure-function relationships in among other alginates, chitosans, pectins, xanthan and β-1,3-glucans. He has also been visiting scientist/professor at Montana State University, USA (1985), Osaka Prefecture University, Japan (2009), Cermav-CNRS Grenoble, France (2010) and University of Bordeaux, France (2016). Full professor, former director of the Institute of Chemistry and head of the Department of Organic Chemistry of the University of Debrecen, Hungary. Serves as an editorial board member for Carbohydrate Research, and as guest editor for special issues of Carbohydrate Research, Mini-Reviews in Medicinal Chemsitry, Molecules, Topics in Heterocyclic Chemistry. Research interests include synthetic carbohydrate chemistry directed to C-glycosyl compounds, anomeric-spirocycles, glycals, exo-glycals and their derivatives; development of synthetic methodology involving radicals and carbenes; synthesis of glycosidase and glycogen phosphorylase inhibitors as potential antidiabetics, study of their structure-activity relationships; synthesis of glycomimetics and glycopeptidomimetics. Dr. Paul Kosma is a full professor at the University of Natural Resources and Life Sciences in Vienna, Austria. He also serves as head of the Institute of Organic Chemistry and Deputy of the Department of Chemistry. His areas of expertise include organic synthesis, NMR spectroscopy, complex carbohydrates, Natural Product Synthesis and Chemistry of Triterpenes. He has published hundreds of journal articles and conference proceedings, served on the editorial boards of international journals, chaired a dozen international conferences, and supervised 35 theses in his career. Roberto Adamo obtained his PhD in Pharmaceutical Science from the University of Catania (Italy) in 2003, with a thesis on the synthesis of biologically relevant inositols. He was post-doctoral fellow at the NIH in Bethesda (USA), under the supervision of Dr. P. Kovac, and then in the group of Prof. J. P. Kamerling at the Utrecht University (The Netherlands). In 2007 he joined Novartis Vaccines where he was later apoointed Head of the Carbohydrate Chemistry Laboratory, and Leader of the Conjugation & Synthesis Platform. Following the company acquisition by GSK he became Preclinical Representative Leader of the Conjugation Platform. His research interests focus on the synthesis of glycans, glycoconjugates and glyconanoparticles to be used for carbohydrate-based therapeutics. He has been recently appointed Conjugation Technology Platform Leader at GSK, covering chemical and glycoengineering approaches for glycoconjugate vaccines. He is associate editor in the Glycoconjugate Journal and Coordinator of the EU network Glycovax.

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The Sustainable Company

Shows how to create value for shareholders, while balancing responsibilities to society and the environment. With a step-by-step approach and a tool-kit for managers, this book aims to be a solutions manual for the twenty-first-century manager.

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Quantum Leadership

"Tsao and Laszlo provide a much-needed, refreshing, centered look at the incredible demands on contemporary leaders and the key 'muscle' that needs to be developed in order for them to help their teams and organizations to thrive and survive. We've heard a lot from others about the importance of things like mindfulness, clarity, and resilience, but until now not much on how to unlock, develop, and apply these important attributes. In Quantum Leadership, we now have an incredibly helpful roadmap."—Len Jessup, President, Claremont Graduate University "This book is a must-read for any senior executive intent on leading their organization toward flourishing. A mindset shift is precisely what has fueled Clarke's journey toward becoming a flourishing public health organization. We never could have accomplished so much without understanding the deep connectedness our business has with people and the planet. Experiencing such transformational change has become our driving purpose and unleashed unprecedented collaboration, innovation, and talent."—Lyell Clarke, President and CEO, The Clarke Group of Companies "Quantum Leadership is THE paradigm shift I have been thinking about and trying to practice without clearly knowing how to put it into words. If you self-identify as a leader, are in a position of leadership, or are getting ready to lead, this book is the true story of leadership in the 21st century. It is for those who are at least beginning to understand and open their minds to the nature of our times and are committed to stepping up to today's challenges."—Elliot Hoffman, Founder and CEO, REV, a sustainability consulting firm and winner of GEELA, California's highest environmental honor "In the Thrive Movement we are seeing that knowledge of the dynamics of the quantum field allows for beneficial application in harmonious energy access, holistic healing, environmental restoration, and much more. The principles behind effective quantum devices are a perfect match with the principles of tuning and evolving individual consciousness. Tsao and Laszlo take this all one step further to unveil how to apply the principles of oneness, wholeness, discovery, and evolution to awaken extraordinary leadership for corporations, nations, and species. This knowledge is accurate, timely, and critical. Integrate it and pass it on!"—Foster Gamble, Producer, Thrive "We have long known – but have seldom openly discussed – that the world's most successful business and civic leaders have tapped into a 'non-material toolkit' that places intuition and gut-feel on par with other essential management tools. Accessing information and inspiration from our deeper levels of consciousness not only can improve our organization's outcomes, but can catalyze new approaches, products, and services that serve the greater good—leading to a triple win for the organization, its stakeholders, and society as a whole. The time is now for this important work by Tsao and Laszlo!"—Claire Lachance, CEO, Institute of Noetic Sciences (IONS) "If we are to survive and flourish on this planet, we will need to transform ourselves at our most basic spiritual levels, becoming partners with each other in creating a world that works for everyone with no one left out. And simultaneously, we will need to work together to transform our broken global systems for producing, distributing, and consuming – systems that are currently destroying the capacity of our planet to support our own and other species. Tsao and Laszlo's Quantum Leadership offers us a powerful vehicle for seeing and acting on the possibilities for our transformation as spiritual beings – becoming leaders at all levels of our lives and in our organizations and societies. In doing so, it also opens the door to the actions we can start taking now to heal our broken world, as we heal our own damaged spirits."—Jim Stoner, Chairholder: James A.F. Stoner Chair for Global Sustainability, Fordham University "At a moment of awakening, we rediscover a universal truth. It gives us a deep sense of purpose and a grounding in reality. Sometimes these moments are decades apart, and sometimes they are millennia distant. Tsao and Laszlo have created one of these moments for you. This book will not only enlighten you, it will bend your mind in space and time. When we are in sync within ourselves (our bodies, mind, and spirit), when we are in tune with others around us and our natural environment, we are one. As an individual and in our human groups, when we are in sync we function at our peak in innovation, creativity, and compassion, and expand our possibilities. Fasten your seatbelt, secure loose objects, and prepare for the ride of your life!"—Richard Boyatzis, Distinguished University Professor, Case Western Reserve University and co-author of Primal Leadership: Unleashing the Power of Emotional Intelligence "We now live in an age in which the latest science is describing a world that seems unfamiliar to our everyday classical experience: As we are, so the world appears. Business leaders who harness the science of connectedness presented in this book will be poised to function at a higher level of creativity, productivity, and profitability while transforming the world around them in a way that typical corporate social responsibility initiatives cannot mimic. Kudos to the authors for presenting a complete how-to framework for business that places the heart of transformation right where it should be: within you."—Dr. Anoop Kumar, MD, author of Michelangelo's Medicine: How Redefining the Human Body Will Transform Health and Healthcare "Leadership is poised for a major shift in the practical and abstract way organizations are viewed. In this concise but intense presentation, the authors have captured the key elements that can direct leadership and the valuable role it plays in the future of organizations. This intellectual fusion of Eastern and Western social thought is a genuine complement to the literature of leadership and deserves attention and critical review. Highly recommended."—J. B. Kashner, CHOICE