'Us boring? It's a tremendous compliment. We try to run the business consistently.'

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It is important not to overemphasize the creation of wealth for its own sake, according to outsourcing group Capita Chief Executive Paul Pindar. He expresses strong admiration for the management of Leeds United football club.

Professional, Scientific, and Technical Services, BUSINESS SERVICES, Pindar, Paul, Capita Group PLC

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'I'd like to wave a wand and increase the number of talented young people we've got.'

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It would be good to have more talented young employees, according to Exel Chief Executive John Allan. He emphasizes that good businesses are constructed around consumers.

Professional & Commercial Equipment, Professional and Commercial Equipment and Supplies Wholesalers, Business & Commercial Eqp Whsle, Allan, John, Exel (Finland)

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'If agriculture went organic again, we would suffer a tremendous lack of food.'

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There would be serious food shortages in the UK if agriculture were to become organic again, according to Syngenta CEO Michael Pragnell. He indicates that his company's products increase crop yields by between 35% and 40%.

United Kingdom, Crop Production, Production management, FOOD AND KINDRED PRODUCTS, Agricultural Chemicals, Pesticide, Fertilizer, and Other Agricultural Chemical Manufacturing, Food, Forecasts and trends, Food industry, Agricultural chemicals industry, Syngenta AG, Food supply, Pragnell, Michael

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