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What would you add to the list?
1. The 2008 Financial Crisis
2. Increasing wealth distribution in Emerging Markets
3. 9/11
4. The mass adoption of the internet and the global rise of social media
5. The Euro implementation
6. Increased global reliance on oil
7. The Enron scandal and exposure of naivety leading up to it
8. The Lehman case
9. Changing governance practices
10. The creation of the G20
These opinions are selected from BlueSteps member feedback, and may not reflect the views of the AESC and BlueSteps.
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