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How Important Is Sleep For Organizations?

By Vicki Culpin — 2016

Following her key-note presentation at the Zukunft Personal 2016, we chat with Professor Vicki Culpin about her work on how sleep affects personal and organisational performance. Professor Vicki Culpin is the Dean of Faculty and Director of Research and a member of the Ashridge Leadership Team.

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