3 Top Trends Set To Reshape Global Management Education
We sit down with GMAC CEO Joy Jones to uncover the biggest challenges, and most promising opportunities on the horizon for global management education
Top Five Ethical Missteps Made In Consulting
With an increasingly socially conscious and morally-driven generation of business professionals now entering the arena, does the consultancy sector need to reconsider how to operate more ethically?
Why Digital Mining Is Bad For The Planet
If crypto is to grow we must find ways to make it greener... new research from Imperial College Business School suggests a way forward
Who’s Better At Networking – Harry Or Meghan?
Is it more difficult for Meghan Markle to network than it is for Prince Harry? Is Hillary Clinton much more likely to find a support in a senior colleague than her husband Bill? Or, is Beyonce much more like to land a new role through a close colleague than Jay-Z? The question we are asking is, is it more difficult for women to make these high-status connections than it is for men?
The Business Schools Creating An Eco Impact On Campus
As global attention turns to the race to reach net zero by 2050 business schools and universities are charged with using their knowledge and influence to make a difference. Meet the institutions incorporating sustainability into the very fabric of the organisations.
Old Technology Providing New Solutions – Henrietta Moon, CEO And Co-Founder Of Carbo Culture
The world is full of problems waiting to be solved, and entrepreneurship is a great way to create a positive impact says Henrietta Moon, whose start-up Carbo Culture is finding new ways to remove carbon from the Earth's atmosphere
Building To A Better Future – Franco Vietti And Furio Barzon, Co-Founders Of ZEB Technologies
For Earth Day we speak to we speak to Franco Vietti and Furio Barzon of ZEB Technologies, the start-up seeking to reduce the carbon footprint of growing towns and cities.
Taking Plastic Out Of The Environment And Keeping It Out – Justin Koehn, Co-Founder Last Bottle Clothing
This Earth Day, we are exploring the start-ups leading the charge in tackling some of the world’s most pressing climate […]
Tech & Innovation ›
“Can We All Turn Our Cameras On, Please?” – Are Face-To-Face Meetings Ever Really Needed?
How often do you attend meetings in person? It’s predicted that by 75% of meetings will be online by 2024. To help organisations determine when to gather staff into the office and when to connect them virtually, a new framework has been developed.
The Best Online MBAs In Europe
Whether it's flexibility you crave, a chance to make global connections, engage with new technologies, or simply the opportunity to study from home, the online MBA could be the answer
The Curse Of The “One Hit Wonder” – Can Award-Winning Recognition Hinder Future Success?
Is there a danger in being too successful? New research reveals how to avoid becoming a One Hit Wonder in your work.
Ethics and AI – Why Business Needs To Get A Grip
As AI capability continues to advance, how close an eye should we be keeping on its activities? New research provides a roadmap to ethical AI development, and paints a stark picture of what might happen if AI runs unchecked.
StartUp Culture ›
Building To A Better Future – Franco Vietti And Furio Barzon, Co-Founders Of ZEB Technologies
For Earth Day we speak to we speak to Franco Vietti and Furio Barzon of ZEB Technologies, the start-up seeking to reduce the carbon footprint of growing towns and cities.
Taking Plastic Out Of The Environment And Keeping It Out – Justin Koehn, Co-Founder Last Bottle Clothing
This Earth Day, we are exploring the start-ups leading the charge in tackling some of the world’s most pressing climate […]
Creating New Life And New Livelihoods From Old Furniture – Anna Sheehan, Co-Founder Of ReFunk Upcycling
A shocking 10 million tonnes of furniture is discarded annually in the EU. Through ReFunk Upcycling, Anna Sheehan is working with a growing network of upcyclers to give furniture a new lease of life and reduce the amount that ends up in landfill
A Mindset To Minimize Methane – Lee Krywitsky, President Of Safe Effective Technologies Inc
A perfect mix of industrial expertise, heritage and the eye-opening lessons of the IMPM gave Lee Krywitsky the tools to help others go green
Better Business ›
Who’s Better At Networking – Harry Or Meghan?
Is it more difficult for Meghan Markle to network than it is for Prince Harry? Is Hillary Clinton much more likely to find a support in a senior colleague than her husband Bill? Or, is Beyonce much more like to land a new role through a close colleague than Jay-Z? The question we are asking is, is it more difficult for women to make these high-status connections than it is for men?
“Can We All Turn Our Cameras On, Please?” – Are Face-To-Face Meetings Ever Really Needed?
How often do you attend meetings in person? It’s predicted that by 75% of meetings will be online by 2024. To help organisations determine when to gather staff into the office and when to connect them virtually, a new framework has been developed.
Transitioning To Entrepreneurship Can Help Older Adults
By Adi Gaskell, Professor Zografia Bika, and Dr George Michaelidies During the Covid pandemic, it was estimated that 300,000 older […]
Want To Improve Staff Performance? Try Giving Them More Holiday
Money doesn't solve everything. Research shows staff are more motivated by the prospect of more leisure time than more money
World View ›
3 Top Trends Set To Reshape Global Management Education
We sit down with GMAC CEO Joy Jones to uncover the biggest challenges, and most promising opportunities on the horizon for global management education
Why Digital Mining Is Bad For The Planet
If crypto is to grow we must find ways to make it greener... new research from Imperial College Business School suggests a way forward
Why You Should Hire Women For Your Internationally-Focused Roles
Are there certain characteristics that make people more or less prone to making international ties... and making them work?
Celebrity Brand Endorsement Is Worth Billions. What Could Go Wrong?
Using celebrities and athletes to promote your brands has been around for centuries. And now with social media, Cristiano Ronaldo and Beyoncé bring their enormous fan followings to a proven profit-making tactic for both the celebrity and the brand. So, what could go wrong?
CSR & Sustainability ›
Top Five Ethical Missteps Made In Consulting
With an increasingly socially conscious and morally-driven generation of business professionals now entering the arena, does the consultancy sector need to reconsider how to operate more ethically?
Why Digital Mining Is Bad For The Planet
If crypto is to grow we must find ways to make it greener... new research from Imperial College Business School suggests a way forward
The Business Schools Creating An Eco Impact On Campus
As global attention turns to the race to reach net zero by 2050 business schools and universities are charged with using their knowledge and influence to make a difference. Meet the institutions incorporating sustainability into the very fabric of the organisations.
Old Technology Providing New Solutions – Henrietta Moon, CEO And Co-Founder Of Carbo Culture
The world is full of problems waiting to be solved, and entrepreneurship is a great way to create a positive impact says Henrietta Moon, whose start-up Carbo Culture is finding new ways to remove carbon from the Earth's atmosphere
Learning & Careers ›
Top Five Ethical Missteps Made In Consulting
With an increasingly socially conscious and morally-driven generation of business professionals now entering the arena, does the consultancy sector need to reconsider how to operate more ethically?
Who’s Better At Networking – Harry Or Meghan?
Is it more difficult for Meghan Markle to network than it is for Prince Harry? Is Hillary Clinton much more likely to find a support in a senior colleague than her husband Bill? Or, is Beyonce much more like to land a new role through a close colleague than Jay-Z? The question we are asking is, is it more difficult for women to make these high-status connections than it is for men?
The Business Schools Creating An Eco Impact On Campus
As global attention turns to the race to reach net zero by 2050 business schools and universities are charged with using their knowledge and influence to make a difference. Meet the institutions incorporating sustainability into the very fabric of the organisations.
Fake It ‘Til You Make It: When Are Employees More Likely to Manipulate Their Results?
Showing staff how hard their colleagues are working can encourage them to boost their own performance, but employers must recognise where to draw the line between recognition and public shaming
How To Save The Planet – Tackling Climate Change And Biodiversity Loss
Protecting natural habitats, reducing greenhouse gasses promoting sustainable agriculture and encouraging conservation efforts are essential steps for ensuring a healthy and sustainable future for our planet, and for generations to come.
BlueSky Ranking Of University Rankings 2022/23 – North America
When QS Quacquarelli Symonds and Times Higher Education partnered to publish their first THE-QS World University Ranking in 2004, Harvard University ranked #1. Nearly twenty years later, Harvard is still at the top, but not in either of the rankings that QS and THE now publish separately.
10 Most Influential Women In Graduate Management Education
In recognition of International Women’s Day, we share the stories of the influential women at the forefront of modern global management education.
The Best Online MBAs In Europe
Whether it's flexibility you crave, a chance to make global connections, engage with new technologies, or simply the opportunity to study from home, the online MBA could be the answer
25 Years Of The FT Global MBA Ranking 1999 – 2023
The FT published their 2023 Global MBA Ranking today, and the results will create a storm! Columbia ranks #1 for the first time, and Wharton is dropped after ranking #1 in 2022. The #M7 that dominated the first FT ranking in 1999 have been scattered, there are new names in the top 10, established names that are not. Big jumps, significant drops - we're going to be talking about these results for a long time.
We Care Less About The Environment As We Reach Old Age
Professors recorded political attitudes and preferences, and found that environmental concern increased from the age of 18 before peaking around the age of 43. However, growing older made people less likely to place emphasis on protecting the environment and care less about being environmentally-friendly.
A Mindset To Minimize Methane – Lee Krywitsky, President Of Safe Effective Technologies Inc
A perfect mix of industrial expertise, heritage and the eye-opening lessons of the IMPM gave Lee Krywitsky the tools to help others go green
10 Most Influential Women In Graduate Management Education
In recognition of International Women’s Day, we share the stories of the influential women at the forefront of modern global management education.
Changing The Conversation About Fertility – Lina Chan, CEO & Founder at Parla
Lina Chan, Wharton MBA Class of 2009 Could you please tell me more about your venture – when was it […]
Building To A Better Future – Franco Vietti And Furio Barzon, Co-Founders Of ZEB Technologies
For Earth Day we speak to we speak to Franco Vietti and Furio Barzon of ZEB Technologies, the start-up seeking to reduce the carbon footprint of growing towns and cities.
Supporting Families Through The First 1,000 Days With Their Little Ones – Rima Suppan and Morgan Mixon, Co-Founders at Peachies
Rima Suppan – Imperial College Business School MSc Innovation, Entrepreneurship and Management Class of 2021 and Morgan Mixon – Imperial […]
How To Save The Planet – Tackling Climate Change And Biodiversity Loss
Protecting natural habitats, reducing greenhouse gasses promoting sustainable agriculture and encouraging conservation efforts are essential steps for ensuring a healthy and sustainable future for our planet, and for generations to come.
Pushing The Boundaries Of Entrepreneurship – Dinah Bennett, Founder at ICE International Consultants For Entrepreneurship And Enterprise
Dinah Bennett – Durham University Business School Masters in Entrepreneurship Class of 2000 Tell us more about your company and what […]
Empowering Women And Underrepresented Communities Financially – Rukayyat Kolawole, Founder at PaceUP Invest
Rukayyat Kolawole – ESSEC & Mannheim Business School Executive MBA Class of 2020 Tell us more about your company and […]
Reframing The Reality Of What Menopause Means For Women – Markea Dickinson-Frasier, Co-Founder at Thermaband
Markea Dickinson-Frasier – Yale SOM MBA Class of 2020 Tell us more about your company and what you do I launched Thermaband in September 2019 […]
Turning Your Hormone Cycle Into Your Secret Superpower – Aagya Mathur, Co-Founder & CEO at Aavia
Aagya Mathur, MIT Sloan Class of 2018 Tell us more about your company and what you do Aavia is a […]