BIAC, the Business and Industry Advisory Committee to the OECD, is more active than ever in the organisation’s 50th year. As Sophie Ashley discovers, balancing industry’s needs against a sustainable future and combining a need for effective communication against individual agendas is all in a day’s work for Chris Lenon, chairman of BIAC’s tax and fiscal policy committee.
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