Business School Served As An Inflection Point In My Life – Ryan Moran, Cornell MBA ’20
In recognition of PRIDE month we hear from students who've used their time at business school not only to better themselves, but to better support those around them too. Read Julia's experiences here...
Finding Support Beyond The First Few Identities: Julia Linthicum
In recognition of PRIDE month we hear from students who've used their time at business school not only to better themselves, but to better support those around them too. Read Julia's experiences here...
Prove Company Culture Through Actions: Erik Luengen
In recognition of PRIDE month we hear from students who've used their time at business school not only to better themselves, but to better support those around them too. Read Erik's experiences...
Finding And Building Supportive Communities: Amber Liu
In recognition of PRIDE month we hear from students who've used their time at business school not only to better themselves, but to better support those around them too. Read Amber's experiences...
How Can We Better Support Refugees – And How Can They Support Us?: Research Roundup
We're sharing some of the vital research being done by business schools and universities all around the globe that both highlight the hardships and discrimination that refugees face, and recognise the multiple benefits to communities and economies that refugees can bring if given the chance.
15 Refugee Scholarships You Should Apply For If Considering An MBA
In recognition of World Refugee Day, we have curated a list of 15 top scholarships for refugees, supporting their journey towards leadership and advocacy in the business world.
7 Pride Month Business Lessons You Can’t Miss
We've collected seven key pieces of research from business schools around the world that provide key lessons for business leaders to take away.
Businesses Want Diverse Ideas – But Unintentionally Discourage Them
Businesses inadvertently influence the ideas they receive from external contributors. Contributors pick up on signals that suggest which ideas are more likely to be chosen. This leads to a narrow set of more similar ideas; a trade-off between fit and variety.