Matt is chief editor of Bluesky-thinking.com, a website dedicated to the insights and research of business schools, universities and outstanding management thinkers.
He is an internationally recognised business and graduate school expert, consulting to the world’s top business schools, and has written for many of the world’s leading publications including Forbes, The Economist, Bloomberg BusinessWeek, BBC, Newsweek, CNBC, America Economia, Washington Post, The Independent, Boston Globe, Handelsblatt, South China Morning Post, San Francisco Chronicle and more.
Matt was Co-Founder of the QS World MBA Tour
Matt is co-author of Getting the M.B.A. Admissions Edge, a B-school admissions bestseller sponsored by Goldman Sachs and McKinsey. His new individual school guides will be available in the fall.
Demi Knight Clark – Yale SOM MBA Class of 2019 Tell us more about your company and what you do Two companies! One is Spark Building Group, founded in 2022. It’s a certified Women Business […]
Aagya Mathur, MIT Sloan Class of 2018 Tell us more about your company and what you do Aavia is a daily ovarian hormone health guide. Our app helps members understand […]
Lina Chan, Wharton MBA Class of 2009 Could you please tell me more about your venture – when was it launched, and what it focuses on? I founded Parla in […]
Anna Comas, GBSB Global Business Schools 2022 G-Accelerator winner Tell us more about your company and what you do In January 2022, we launched Min Organics, an online retailer of […]
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.
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.
Caviar and bacon sandwiches are both loved by foodies for their flavour. Or as Emily in Paris might tweet in the hit Netflix series, Butter + Chocolate = ❤️. Research from INSEAD and UBC Sauder shows how can we revolutionise the art of enjoying more while spending less, and bolster the bottom line rather than the waistline.
Small and Medium-sized Enterprises (SMEs) account for around 90% of all firms and are responsible for 50% of employment globally. The Dean of Oxford's Saïd Business School, Soumitra Dutta says their potential for economic and social impact must not be underestimated or underappreciated.
The “Big Three” major recording labels continue to dominate the music industry, to the detriment of most artists. Research points to exploitive contracts, unfair royalty splits, and lack of rights to songs. But recording labels can be successful by being more fair and transparent rather than exploiting artists.
