Make The Best Of Every Opportunity – Dr Anastasia Kynighou – Manchester Metropolitan University Business School
In the face of the unexpected - Dr Anastasia Kynighou advises we seize opportunities and make the best of them - we never know what doors they will open.
Believing In The Transformative Power Of Education – Imen Mejri – NEOMA Business School
From her earliest teaching days to her latest role as a Programme Director, Imen has believed in the transformative power of education. Here she shares how she and her colleagues are working to create responsible global citizens.
The Importance Of Authenticity In Achieving Fulfilment – Bertie M. Greer – Manning School of Business
Embracing her unique interests and talents is what has led Bertie M Greer to find such fulfilment in her work. But doing so requires, she says, a significant shift in mindset. Here she shares her story, in our Inspirational Women Shaping The Future of Business Education series...
Gen Z Vs Millennials – Is Thinking In Terms of Generations Problematic?
Patrick Vestner, an expert in age diversity and digital collaboration at the University of Cologne, raised an interesting question: is talking about generations part of the problem when it comes to effective collaboration?
Is GenAI A Double-Edged Sword For Business Schools?
Improving faculty and senior leaders' familiarity with GenAI ensures a smoother, more targeted approach to implementation - utilising new technology in a way that harnesses its virtues and minimises any "devilish defects”.
“Rankings, Bloody Hell.” Football And The FT MBA Ranking 2025
The big story about the FT MBA Ranking 2025 is all about US schools falling, and European & Asian schools climbing. While Wharton is #1, CBS is #2, and IESE is #3, Harvard Business School is down to #13, and Stanford GSB isn't even ranked.
Is The MBA Going Through A Renaissance?
Business school application numbers have never been higher, but what is it that students really want from their studies? Whilst schools strive to keep programmes modern, data suggests applicants might prefer older styles of study
“Mr Trump, F*** Off” – Is It Ever Appropriate To Swear At Work?
The average UK employee hears 11 swear words a day. It might sound unprofessional but studies suggest that swearing in the workplace can sometimes offer some surprising benefits.