Expert Tips To Excel In Social Entrepreneurship
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Working closely with our MBA students and recruiters, the Employer Engagement Team at INSEAD brings in the views of what industries need, and helps our MBA students develop a value proposition that makes them attractive to employers. With INSEAD’s three campuses in Asia, Europe and the Middle East, recruiters benefit by having a footprint in each of these geographies when hiring talents for global recruitments. Beyond working with MBA students and employers to find the right candidates for the right jobs, what makes the Employer Engagement Team successful, is when they are seen as trusted advisors by both companies and students. Watch this video to find out more.Learn more: http://bit.ly/1SrXdvB
Professor Maury Peiperl introduces Cranfield School of Management in a new video. http://tinyurl.com/somintro
For more than 40 years, Cranfield School of Management, a world leader in management education and research, has been helping individuals and businesses learn and succeed by transforming knowledge into action.
What is Marks and Spencer doing to achieve its goal of becoming the world’s most sustainable retailer?
Mike Barry, Director of Plan A at Marks & Spencer, reveals ahead of Business School conference:
#MobiliseBusiness
Businesses can better meet their sustainability targets by fully engaging with staff, customers and suppliers says Mike Barry.
The one belief Richard Branson and Jeff Bezos share that makes them successful?
Amazon's Jeff Bezos and Virgin's Richard Branson both revealed the secret to their phenomenal entrepreneurial success …
“Technology will continue to advance no matter what; understanding the performance trajectories of technologies will instill the courage to take the risks that are necessary and vital to creating disruptive innovations.” http://bit.ly/1pqxngk
How can pain be the greatest gift for creativity? And how can you harness this to achieve great things? Find out with Kandarp Mehta’s latest blog post http://ow.ly/10zx23
Meet Ronnie Bush, a Full-Time MBA student, former United States Army Captain and president of the Tepper Veterans Club. Originally from Tampa, Florida, Ronnie has been stationed in Fort Stewart, Georgia; Fort Hood, TX; Iraq and Afghanistan. Following his time in the Army, he came to the Tepper School to study finance.“When I started to conduct some research on careers in finance, I realized there were some holes in my skill set,” Ronnie said. “I quickly realized business school was the best way to make the transition I wanted to... and to hone the skill set I had and enhance it by developing needed skills for a career in finance.”
Ronnie ultimately chose the Tepper School of Business to help him fill those gaps, in large part due to the fact that the school values teamwork and leadership, which military members and veterans have extensive experience in. “The environment at Tepper also encourages developing strong, lasting relationships, which is a vital part of military life as well,” he added.
In addition to his work with the Tepper Veteran’s Club, Ronnie is the vice president of investment banking in the Graduate Finance Association, vice president of external relations for Out & Allied, and is an active member of the Alpha Club. He will be interning at Deutsche Bank in investment banking this summer. #TepperVets #MilitaryAppreciationMonth
The vitriolic US presidential campaign keeps economic uncertainty down in the US as candidates ignore policy debates, according to an index that professor Stephen Davis helped create. http://oak.ctx.ly/r/4i5hv
Americans can’t be blamed for thinking this year’s presidential contest is more about style than substance. That’s what the numbers are saying, too.
“Women should be on half of our currency and not just on the back. I think this is an opportunity to change more of our currency than just the $20 bill.” – Kate Clifford Larson, historian
Abolitionist Harriet Tubman will become the face of the $20 bill, a move that has powerful symbolism about the changing U.S. society.
Watch Prof. Scott Galloway discuss this week's winners, including Amazon.com's Dash Button, Apple and more!
In this week's installment of Winners & Losers, Professor Scott Galloway discusses: Amazon's Dash Button, digital news agencies, Apple, and more.
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