Clayton Christensen’s last(ing) lesson
Adrian Zicari, Professor of Accounting at ESSEC Business School and Executive Director of the Council on Business & Society, reflects on the passing of Prof. Clayton Christensen of HBS and […]
Monthly Archives: January 2020
What Does it Take to Become a Leader? Not a checklist
A high IQ or a charismatic personality? As competing theories attempt to unveil the mystery behind the ‘effective’ leader, we learn that leadership is an attitude that can be learned […]
How Boards Can Fix Corporate Social (i)Responsibility
Corporate boards are crucial in reducing and eventually preventing corporate social irresponsibility, says Prof. Tanusree Jain of Trinity Business School, but it’s the way you bundle them that can make […]
The Journey of the Corporate Hero
Prof. and Deputy Dean Aarti Ramaswami, ESSEC Business School, Asia-Pacific, and Prof. Vesa Peltokorpi of Saitama University, explore Japan and how the impact of abusive management on employees’ wellbeing can […]
RECOGNISING EMOTIONS: A SUPERPOWER IN THE SERVICE INDUSTRY’S ARSENAL
It turns out that being disagreeable and having poor cognitive ability may not be as bad as the service industry imagines. Prof. Lorna Doucet from School of Management Fudan University […]
COFFEE CORNERS, VIRTUAL VENTING AND CORPORATE CONTROL IN THE DIGITAL AGE
Professors Adriana Wilner and Mario Aquino Alves of FGV-EAESP, and Tania Christopoulos of USP-EACH investigate the role of coffee corners as places for employees to express their emotions and the […]
For a thoughtful and responsible innovation
Professor Xavier Pavie, Associate Academic Director of the Grande Ecole programme at ESSEC Business School, Asia-Pacific and Director of the iMagination Center, sets the blueprint for our need for an […]
