Managers present their sector of activity to students for a half-day of sharing and networking.

Performance management can be a very powerful tool in the supply chain... when it’s done right. If your organisation is yet to unlock its full potential, this webinar is for you. Join us to gain a deeper understanding of current trends and the strategies shaping performance management. We’ll be diving into best HR practice in […]

Fighting organized numbness: unpacking necropower and disposability on the margins of (un)learning, (dis)embodiment and (re)orienting Organized numbness is a learned desensitization and disembodied habituation, the organized inability to perceive sensations, operating in the way our (1) bodies, (2) language, and (3) knowledge are constructed, disciplined and organized, thereby heavily impacting our actions. And if organized […]

Join us for a virtual breakfast and connect with fellow businesses facing similar challenges to recruiting talent to drive business growth. Hear from business leaders who have successfully recruited top-notch staff aligned to their business values, culture and goals. The session is designed to be a simple and informative introduction to the topic of recruiting […]

What is Management meets? The Management meets series aims to provide expert insight into a variety of industries, professions and topics. This is a forum for building on expertise by asking questions, discussing challenges and networking with others in the field. Who is this event for? This event is particularly for: businesses thinking about exporting […]

A panel discussion on the role of accounting and reporting in addressing issues about the impact of business on the environment and society. The event will begin with a presentation by Professor Colin Mayer, emeritus professor and former Dean of Saïd Business School on his recently published book Capitalism and Crises: How to Fix Them. This will […]

Join this online event to learn more about practical solutions, tips and tricks around the topic of female leadership. Get answers to the questions above and many more during the next edition of our Women in Leadership event, where you will learn from experts across academia and business.

You have a business that’s working brilliantly in your domestic market – so you decide to scale up internationally. What could possibly go wrong? In this webinar, Professor Esha Mendiratta will share her knowledge on internationalisation. And experienced scale-up founder Maxim Sergeant will share his mistakes and the lessons learned

Scholarly, political, and practical interest in responsible business is resurgent. As the debates over responsible business have ebbed and flowed over the decades, novel terminology has emerged...and dissolved (CSR, ESG, license to operate, etc., etc.). Stakeholder theory, in contrast, has continued its steady growth in both adherents and critics as well as its theoretical coherence and usefulness. […]

Join Professor Khaled Soufani, Director of the Circular Economy Centre and Director of the Cambridge Executive MBA, for an evening of discussion at Cambridge Judge Business School as industry leaders explore the intersection of sustainability and profitability. Discover how businesses can thrive financially while making a positive impact on the environment. Professor Soufani and his […]

Associate Professor Diane-Laure Arjales will present, 'Let’s go to the Land instead: indigenous perspectives on biodiversity and the possibilities of regenerative capital.' This paper was written in collaboration with Bobby Banerjee, Professor of Management, Bayes Business School. Register here: https://www.wbs.ac.uk/events/view/8142/

Associate Professor Diane-Laure Arjales will present, 'Let’s go to the Land instead: indigenous perspectives on biodiversity and the possibilities of regenerative capital.' This paper was written in collaboration with Bobby Banerjee, Professor of Management, Bayes Business School.

Associate Professor Diane-Laure Arjales will present, 'Let’s go to the Land instead: indigenous perspectives on biodiversity and the possibilities of regenerative capital.' This paper was written in collaboration with Bobby Banerjee, Professor of Management, Bayes Business School.

Against a backdrop of global political uncertainty, private equity continues to innovate, seek new opportunities and raise capital. What trends and developments can we expect to see in the next 12 months? Drawing on academic research and industry practice, Professor Tim Jenkinson, Director of the Oxford Private Equity Programme and Chris Kallos, Partner at Kirkland & Ellis […]

Winner of the Financial Times and Schroders Business Book of the Year 2023 A revolutionary guide that will transform your relationship with failure, from the pioneering researcher of psychological safety and award-winning Harvard Business School professor Amy Edmondson. We used to think of failure as the opposite of success. Now, we’re often torn between two […]

Deciding whether the DBA is the right fit for you and your career is an important decision. You may be considering how you will balance the programme with your work/family? what topic should you chose for your thesis? and how does the programme differ from a PhD? During this online panel event you will hear […]

Associate Professor Diane-Laure Arjales will present, 'Let’s go to the Land instead: indigenous perspectives on biodiversity and the possibilities of regenerative capital.' This paper was written in collaboration with Bobby Banerjee, Professor of Management, Bayes Business School.