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The CEO of Richmind WA Adrian Munro explores the concept of putting people first above profit. "How can we be kind and caring to other people and thinking about the flow on effect that this has and the overall positive benefit it has to society, beyond the very small response we might see in the moment when we are kind and compassionate to someone."
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