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08th Mar 2014

Claire Burge is an organizational expert and head of Get Organised, a company that helps businesses maximize productivity. And more than that she is a firm believer in the symbiotic relationship between creativity and productivity in the work space. Earlier this week she launched her book Spin: Taking Your Creativity To The Nth Degree, which focuses precisely on how creativity is undervalued in the work space. An issue that is rather close to any publishing company’s heart, we cannot wait to get our teeth into this?