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How to Bring Mindfulness to a Global Organization

Peter Bostelmann shares his experience as director of global mindfulness practice at SAP, a German software company with around 75,000 employees.

By Peter Bostelmann | February 2016 | TRT 14:46

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Peter Bostelmann

Peter Bostelmann serves as the Director of Mindfulness Programs at SAP, the world’s largest provider of business software, with over…

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