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Join us at the 10th “i am not a tourist” Expat Fair!
The tenth anniversary of the “i am not a tourist” Expat Fair, organized by Expactica, takes place on November 3rd. It is the biggest expat oriented fair in the Netherlands. RSM is one of the sponsors.
Expatica Online
Tuesday, 24 September 2013
Cor Molenaar: “Drempel om winkel te openen wordt kleiner”
Nowadays, less physical space is needed to open a new store and less should be invested in stock. Therefore, the barrier for new initiatives has become much lower, according to Cor Molenaar.
RetailDetail Online
Tuesday, 24 September 2013
'Netwerk geen garantie voor beter bedrijfsresultaat'
When is networking useful for horticulture companies? This article reports on the outcome of a study by Edwin van der Knaap on the contribution of networking to operating results.
Agri Holland Online
Tuesday, 24 September 2013
Deaths prompt donations study says
People pay more attention to the number of people killed in a natural disaster than to the number of survivors when deciding how much money to donate to disaster relief efforts. However, a simple change in terminology can reverse…
Disasternews.net Online
Tuesday, 24 September 2013
RSM Leadership Summit 2013: Reinventing the futur
The 5th annual RSM Leadership Summit takes place on Friday 4 October 2013. Influential decision makers from multinational companies will share their viewpoints on how the corporate world can best prepare for the upcoming shifts in…
NVP-plaza.nl Online
Tuesday, 24 September 2013
NTU and global IP firm 360ip to fuel growth of SMEs in Singapore
Nanyang Technological University (NTU) and 360ip, the world’s largest non-profit independent R&D organisation, have launched TechBridge Ventures. This is a new joint venture that will transform the infrastructure supporting the…
AlphaGalileo Radio
Tuesday, 24 September 2013
PEOPLE OPEN WALLETS FOR DISASTERS WITH HIGH DEATH TOLLS, STUDY FINDS
A recent study by Ioannis Evangelidis shows that people pay more attention to the number of people killed in a natural disaster than to the number of survivors when deciding how much money to donate to disaster relief efforts.
Sunnewsnetwork.ca Online
Monday, 23 September 2013
Disaster relief donations track number of people killed, not number of survivors
People pay more attention to the number of people killed in a natural disaster than to the number of survivors when deciding how much money to donate to disaster relief efforts. However, a simple change in terminology can reverse…
Bright Surf Online
Monday, 23 September 2013
Donors contribute based on disaster deaths, not on survivors
People pay more attention to the number of people killed in a natural disaster than to the number of survivors when deciding how much money to donate to disaster relief efforts. This is the result of a recent study by Ioannis…
Health News Online
Monday, 23 September 2013
Disaster Donations Depend On number Killed, Not Number Who Survive
A recent study by Ioannis Evangelidis and Bram van den Bergh shows that people pay more attention to the number of people killed in a natural disaster than to the number of survivors when deciding how much money to donate to…
Newsroom America Online
Monday, 23 September 2013