Have You Secured Financial Wellness? Research Round-up
The fourth day of 2024 marked Fat Cat Thursday, when median FTSE 100 CEO pay exceeded the average worker's salary for the year. The gulf between those with and those without enough money to make ends meet is widening. By better understanding where the problems with finance lie, business schools are working to find the solutions.
Why It Pays To Be A Cocky CEO
Modern leadership might champion the ideals of humility, approachability and the ability to compromise, but is there a benefit to being overconfident?
A Happy Workforce Makes Your Stock Price More Accurate
Should employers be doing more to ensure employees are happy? Whilst we all know that money can't buy happiness, it might well be that focusing on happiness might just make money...
10 Ways For Your Business To Do Better In 2024
Do you have the right priorities at heart for 2024? We share 10 most important business ideas and attitudes to help steer you right for the year ahead...
4 Management Lessons We Can Learn From Father Christmas
Santa has a number of management tricks up his furry sleeves when it comes to making sure children all around the world wake up happy on Christmas morning. What can we learn from how he navigates the extreme demand and deadlines, manage his time and keep workers happy? Our experts discuss
10 Essential Management Lessons From 2023
New Year, New You? To help get you started on your New Year's Resolutions for 2024, we've compiled a list of the 10 most impactful lessons form 2023 that resonate with leaders.
Women Value Work-Life Balance More Than Men… Unless They’re In Management
Are women really not interested in senior-level management roles if they have a family? Or can they have it all? Research explores what might be holding female professionals back from securing top roles
5 Key Ways Business School Research Is Pushing The Sustainability Agenda: Research Round-Up
Can business school sustainability initiatives really make a difference in industry? We explore five key ways business schools can directly impact industry: research, executive education and projects.