Who Makes All the Difference? Women in entrepreneurship do
Every year billions of dollars are spent on training aspiring men and women in the hope that they can scale their businesses. Prof Mona Mensmann of Warwick Business School looks […]
Monthly Archives: April 2020
The Silencing of the Lambs v2.0/2020
Profs. Mark Christensen of ESSEC Business School, Asia-Pacific and Geoffrey Lamberton of Southern Cross University make a compelling argument for widening the economic lens to lift human morality and focus […]
Talent Management Before and During a Pandemic: Forever barking up the wrong tree
Talent management has garnered considerable acclaim since the early 2000s as the font of competitive advantage. But is it merited? Profs Paul Ryan from Trinity Business School and Tony Dundon […]
In Vino Veritas
For a person, sure. But this adage is now also applicable to sustainability and a key driver in creating value for small and medium enterprises operating in the Italian wine […]
How Microfinance Can Help Entrepreneurs Beat the Poverty Trap
Through her research, Giorgia Barboni, Professor of Finance at Warwick Business School, provides compelling evidence in favour of affording entrepreneurs more flexible microfinancing options, highlighting the potential benefits for developing […]
Law, Finance & Sustainability: An eBook now on download
What is sustainable finance? And how can the law help make it reach the planet’s sustainable development goals? A new, free, downloadable publication from the Council on Business & Society […]
What Makes Employee Voice Stronger?
Employees giving voice to opinions and suggestions is risky but beneficial to an organisation. Professor He Peng from School of Management Fudan University analyses what makes employees go silent and […]
