Class of 2025: Graduation Is A Space For Reflection, Inspiration And Connection
Irene Maria Musumeci's studies at OPIT - Open Institute of Technology provided growth beyond textbooks and teaching. Graduation gave her the chance to reflect on how far she's come.
BlueSky Bookshelf Meets – Neri Karra Sillaman, Ph.D.
In a world teetering between crisis and reinvention, Neri Karra Sillaman's new book, Pioneers: 8 Principles of Business Longevity from Immigrant Entrepreneurs delivers a timely, powerful reminder: the future belongs to those bold enough to begin again.
Class of 2025: Learning How To Keep Learning
With what I've learned, I hope to contribute to a better future. I might not know in practice what it will be yet, but I know that I have all the needed skills for it.
Class of 2025: Carrying New Found Skills, Values And Family Into What Comes Next
This week we get to know the global graduating class of 2025, speaking to business school students completing their studies and finding out what has made the experience so valuable...
Class of 2025: Representing Every Woman Who Hasn’t Had This Opportunity
Being recognised publicly for my learning and accomplishments at INSEAD was an incredibly emotional experience. I wasn't just representing myself - I was representing every woman, especially from India, who hasn't had the opportunity to pursue something like this.
Class of 2025: Real Learning Happens When Your Beliefs Are Tested
Sachiko Yoshizumi didn't just want to gain business tools through her MBA at Durham University Business School. She sought to challenge herself and learn alongside people with different cultural and professional backgrounds.
Small Acts of Rebellion Can Help Women To Reach The C-Suite
Heroic leaders aren't working anymore. What can female leaders offer to help companies perform better, and how can we better support talented women on their way to the C-Suite? We sit down with Professor Jackie Ford to discuss...
What Happens To Mental Health When Women Out-Earn Men?
Women becoming the breadwinner of the family can result in a higher likelihood of mental health issues, for both husbands and wives, research reveals.