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Generation1.ca is hosting an event in Delhi-NCR from January 7, 2027, focusing on how brands adapt and thrive across cultures. Founder and CEO Arundati Dandapani will unite diaspora leaders to share stories, insights, and strategies for global expansion. Attendees are encouraged to participate and explore partnership opportunities for meaningful connections.
On October 15, CXPA Canada hosted a meaningful event that united industry professionals to discuss customer experience (CX) and its importance in business. Key speakers highlighted the significance of translating CX success into executive language, evolving retail relationships, and utilizing quality research to understand customer behavior. The gathering emphasized collaboration and the potential for improved citizen experiences.
Dr. Nabil Kukali discusses the implications of postponing Palestinian elections, emphasizing the importance of public trust, accountability, and the legitimacy of the electoral process. He highlights the complexities of interpreting polls, urging transparency and a deeper understanding of what the data represents, while reiterating that polling is not a substitute for actual voting behaviour.
Arundati Dandapani, CEO of Generation1.ca, will present at the World Association for Public Opinion Research conference in Mexico City on her paper about measuring transnational populations. She discusses the importance of understanding immigrant experiences, methodologies for better representation, and the role of diaspora communities in shaping societal narratives.
In this episode of Leading by Association, CEO Arundati Dandapani converses with Neil Ruiz from Pew Research Centre about the multifaceted experiences of Asians in America, based on his book, Everyday Americans: Asians in the U.S. Today. They discuss diversity, challenge the model minority myth, and highlight socioeconomic inequalities among Asian communities.
