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Mobile World Congress - Alastair Morton 'Social Innovation and the Disruptive Power of Movements'

Alastair Morton attended the MWC 2019 and moderated the panel 'Social Innovation and the Disruptive Power of Movements', which examined the role of social innovation and how companies can utilize it to regain or build trust.