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Business Impact 2021 | Volume 8
Responsible rankings: Can measurements be more fruitful for students, schools and society? Read Business Impact Volume 8, May-June 2021.
Responsible rankings
University of Bath School of Management Professor and expert in responsible business, Andrew Crane, on how rankings can effect positive change in the industry, and how to address current criticisms.
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The dark side of confidence
Reining in pride is a crucial part of business education, says Rita Trehan, co-author of Too Proud to Lead.
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A climate of change?
The views of business school leaders give reason for optimism, but attest to the size of the task ahead, in exclusive research on climate change from AMBA & BGA.
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Changing times call for changing approaches at business school
Nicolas Sauviat, winner of the BGA Future Leaders Case Competition 2020, calls on business schools to ensure cases reflect the changing world of business and help enable a generation of leaders that seek ‘meaning’ in their careers.
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Brave new worlds
A new era of edtech adoption in global business education has arrived almost overnight, in reaction to Covid-19. AMBA & BGA research into business schools’ thoughts on their progress with regards to online learning approaches and the use of technology, and their strategies for the future.
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Leading change and inspiring lifelong learning
Changing landscapes necessitate changing approaches to alumni relations and lifelong learning. Experts from a variety of industries offer their perspectives.
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Business schools must walk the talk on gender
Business Schools across the world have made good progress in recruiting gender-balanced student cohorts. Yet this balance is not yet achieved within the faculty, and there are still far fewer women than men achieving professorships.
READ HERE
University of Bath School of Management Professor and expert in responsible business, Andrew Crane, on how rankings can effect positive change in the industry, and how to address current criticisms.
READ HERE
The dark side of confidence
Reining in pride is a crucial part of business education, says Rita Trehan, co-author of Too Proud to Lead.
READ HERE
A climate of change?
The views of business school leaders give reason for optimism, but attest to the size of the task ahead, in exclusive research on climate change from AMBA & BGA.
READ HERE
Changing times call for changing approaches at business school
Nicolas Sauviat, winner of the BGA Future Leaders Case Competition 2020, calls on business schools to ensure cases reflect the changing world of business and help enable a generation of leaders that seek ‘meaning’ in their careers.
READ HERE
Brave new worlds
A new era of edtech adoption in global business education has arrived almost overnight, in reaction to Covid-19. AMBA & BGA research into business schools’ thoughts on their progress with regards to online learning approaches and the use of technology, and their strategies for the future.
READ HERE
Leading change and inspiring lifelong learning
Changing landscapes necessitate changing approaches to alumni relations and lifelong learning. Experts from a variety of industries offer their perspectives.
READ HERE
Business schools must walk the talk on gender
Business Schools across the world have made good progress in recruiting gender-balanced student cohorts. Yet this balance is not yet achieved within the faculty, and there are still far fewer women than men achieving professorships.
READ HERE