Posts Tagged ‘governance’
Business school 5.0: Continuously rewired, boundary-spanning
Charting a business school trajectory is about developing and cultivating new organisational capabilities. Two such capabilities are the need to engage in continuous rewiring and becoming more boundary-spanning.
Read MoreGlobal responsibility and globally responsible leadership
The purpose of the globally responsible business is to create economic and societal progress in a globally responsible and sustainable way.
Read MoreThe MBA and the value of practitioner engagement
Sarah Hardcastle discusses the vast advisory ecosystem that enables programme teams to better understand the fast-changing business environment and improve the business relevance of the MBA.
Read MoreBusiness schools and the public good
Martin Kitchener, Tom Levitt, and Peter McKiernan investigate how ‘public good’ is reflected in the work of the UK’s business schools.
Read MoreBusiness school advisory boards: increasing engagement, adding value
Sarah Hardcastle investigates the inextricable link between advisory board member engagement and the value they add
Read MoreA sustainable model for business schools?
Kai Peters and Howard Thomas argue that the current business model of business schools is financially unstable and probably unsustainable.
Read MoreBusiness school advisory boards
In-depth interviews show advisory boards are invariably shaped by the personalities of their dean and their chair, and they act as a sounding board and critical friend for the senior leadership team at their respective business schools.
Read MoreWhen the world is not enough
Most business schools want to play in the global arena but are often poorly equipped to do so. International governance can often help, say Jean-Louis Mucchielli and Thomas Froehlicher.
Read MoreRobots and the law
An online international knowledge sharing case study – exchanging UK-South African legal cultures. By Beth Richards-Bray, Alan East, Stephen Hardy and Stephan van der Merwe.
Read MoreSeven things to learn about succession in organisations
Emerson de Almeida and co-authors report on a four-year research study on planning and executing a successful successions policy.
Read More‘Brexit means…’
UK business schools are facing a perfect storm with transformational policy reforms in the Higher Education and Research Bill and uncertainties following the Brexit referendum.
Read MoreWhat does business want from business schools?
Sir Richard Lambert suggests four key issues. What does business want from business schools? The answer is: “exactly what it has always wanted” – great graduates and relevant ideas.
Read MoreDefining the role of business schools
Baback Yazdani, Dean of Nottingham Business School, looks at how business schools across the globe might define their role.
Read MoreSKEMA: The story of a merger
Alice Guilhon describes how two leading French business schools realised their ambitions by merging with each other.
Read MoreGlobalisation: Unfinished business for business schools
Business schools have reacted loudly to the challenges of globalisation. But has their reaction been effective or appropriate? Hellmut Schütte is not so sure.
Read MoreInnovation for growth
Stefan Schepers explains how the High-Level Group on Innovation Policy Management is designing a new approach for European innovation.
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