Crippled by controversy? Big Oil has a few lessons for you
Not everyone protesting is an activist, so how do energy companies split the crazies from the concerned to stay ahead?
Every industry can learn from the whipping boy of the new millennium - oil and gas. The most important lessons are in how innovatively the sector is dealing with its worried customers and concerned citizens.
If the oil and gas industry were a person, it would suffer from low esteem. Just like
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Nathan Smith
Fri, 17 Apr 2015
Fri, 17 Apr 2015
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Crippled by controversy? Big Oil has a few lessons for you
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