In recognition of World Refugee Day, BlueSky Thinking speaks to students around the world who have been displaced by global events and conflict, using their experiences, voices and actions to help make the world a better place
We sat down with students and alumni around the world using their education and their experiences to transform the attitudes and values of the industries they work in.
As women continue to be underrepresented in high status positions, can women benefit from being funny in the workplace? New research from INSEAD Business School finds that humour can be a powerful tool for women, helping them gain influence in the workplace.
How can we distinguish between the unexpected and the predicable when disaster occurs? Professor Barthelemy identified four characteristics of predictable surprises;
Can you be too innovative? People with excellent ideas might find themselves penalised for their creativity, new research from ESSEC Business School shows
Despite promoting collaboration and connection, many women's networks choose to operate individually. New research by the Erasmus Centre for Women and Organisations at the Rotterdam School of Management, Erasmus University reveals the benefits to be gained for women if networks choose to work together.
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.
We sit down with GMAC CEO Joy Jones to uncover the biggest challenges, and most promising opportunities on the horizon for global management education
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?
