How To Be A Successful Entrepreneur: Ofentse Lekwane – Founder of Wakari
Through Wakari, Durham University Business School graduate Ofentse Lekwane is making accessibility a standard and benchmark for inclusive organisational practice.
BlueSky BookShelf Meets: Helena Naffa
We catch up with Dr Helena Naffa, author of Biodiversity Finance, to find out why this topic is becoming increasingly relevant for business leaders.
4 Ways To Make A Co-CEO Partnership Last: Lessons From Netflix, Salesforce And Oracle
Are you seeking the perfect partner to share your (professional) life with? Perhaps you already have a significant other but struggle to make your relationship thrive. Whatever your situationship, we have the advice to help.
Why Did Melania Trump’s Documentary Flop (At Least, According To Critics)?
Melania Trump's $75m documentary was met by 6% Rotten Tomatoes reviews from critics. But how much should we trust these reviews?
What Can The Beckham Feud Teach Us About Managing Conflict?
The Beckham family feud has blown up the internet. But it might be able to teach us some valuable lessons about responding to conflict...
Should You Ever Tell People They Need To Be Grateful?
Gratitude can motivate, bond, and uplift. But it can also be weaponised, hollowed out, and turned into a form of control. Research shows that gratitude works best when it is freely expressed and modelled from the top. When it is demanded, prescribed, or used to shut down dissent, it often backfires.
How Can Business Schools Train Leaders To Face The Reality Of Sustainability?
The most impactful sustainability story right now might not be what leaders say in Davos, but what young professionals are being trained to do when sustainability stops being a vision and becomes an action.
The Curious Science of Applause, From Standing Ovations to Polite Clapping
Applause is rarely a simple thumbs-up or thumbs-down. Research shows that it is a structured social act, shaped as much by context and coordination as by conviction. From approval to belonging, when to start and when to stop, we look at the science of applause.