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*‘Cases’ (neutral colour) that require you to think strategically and make multiple-choice decisions.
*‘Cases’ (neutral colour) that require you to think strategically and make multiple-choice decisions.
*‘Mini-cases’ that require you to confront different aspects of Russia’s business reality: government and regulations (red), PR and networks (yellow), markets and conflicts of interest (green), and people and internal governance (grey).
*‘Mini-cases’ that require you to confront different aspects of Russia’s business reality: government and regulations (red), PR and networks (yellow), markets and conflicts of interest (green), and people and internal governance (grey).
*‘Pure chance” (blue) in which uncontrollable events have positive or negative impact on your cash flow or leadership capital.
*‘Pure chance” (blue) in which uncontrollable [[events]] have positive or negative impact on your cash flow or leadership capital.
*‘Lessons learned’ (neutral colour) in which you receive specific pieces of advice about doing business in Russia.
*‘Lessons learned’ (neutral colour) in which you receive specific pieces of advice about doing business in Russia.


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==Newsletter #3 INFORM==
==Newsletter #3 INFORM==


You can find the full content of the Newsletter of the Project INFORM [https://in-formality.com/wiki/uploads/INFORM_Newsletter_Nr3.pdf here].
You can find the full content of the Newsletter of the Project INFORM [[[Newsletter 3 INFORM]] here].
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