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Philip Sadler agrees with those who believe the relief of global poverty cannot be based on aid and corporate philanthropy alone. In Sustainable Growth in a Post-Scarcity World he explores the way global companies will have to re-engineer products and the way they are delivered in order to sell into bottom of the pyramid (BOP) markets. He concludes that if they do this, as some are already beginning to, they will find it profitable and also help billions of the world's poorest people who currently pay more for goods and services than the rich.

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Philip Sadler agrees with those who believe the relief of global poverty cannot be based on aid and corporate philanthropy alone. In Sustainable Growth in a Post-Scarcity World he explores the way global companies will have to re-engineer products and the way they are delivered in order to sell into bottom of the pyramid (BOP) markets. He concludes that if they do this, as some are already beginning to, they will find it profitable and also help billions of the world's poorest people who currently pay more for goods and services than the rich.

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Philip Sadler graduated from the London School of Economics with first class honours. He joined Ashridge Management College (now the Ashridge Business School) as Director of Research and subsequently became Chief Executive, a position he held for twenty years, leading the team which built Ashridge's reputation as one of the world's leading Business Schools. He is now a life vice-president of the College. Philip's practical experience in the business world has been gained through non-executive directorships in printing, banking, healthcare, consultancy, and engineering (including a spell as company chairman). He is an honorary senior fellow and patron of the think tank Tomorrow's Company, having served for three years as a member of the Board and Chairman of the Research Committee. He was a co-author of the 2004 report Restoring Trust; investment in the 21st century and the 2005 report The Ageing population, Pensions and Wealth Creation. More recently he helped draft the report Tomorrows Global Company and co-authored its most recent publication, Tomorrow's Owners. In 1986 he was appointed CBE for services to management education. He holds the honorary degrees of Doctor of Science of City University and Doctor of Business Administration of De Montfort University. He is a gold medallist of the Chartered Institute of Management, a Fellow of the International Academy of Management and a Fellow of the Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development. Philip Sadler has authored more than 10 books on management topics.