Campaign India Team
Aug 17, 2009

Chlorophyll launches corporate alignment tool Litmosi

chlorophyll recently celebrated ten years of its existence. The branding consultancy, headed by Kiran Khalap (pictured, right) and Anand Halve (pictured, left) used the occasion to launch Litmosi, a corporate alignment tool that attempts to help companies align their corporate values with their corporate behaviour.     Kiran Khalap, founder CEO, chlorophyll, pointed out that the biggest change that had taken place in the last few years was the end of one way communication.

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