The FGV-EAESP INTENT initiative
Prof. Francisco Aranha, FGV-EAESP, highlights the innovative INTENT initiative that prepares students to be creative change-makers.
Prof. Francisco Aranha, FGV-EAESP, highlights the innovative INTENT initiative that prepares students to be creative change-makers.
Prof. Qingyun Jiang, School of Management Fudan University, reveals how an educational institution can help drive corporate social responsibility in China with a unique and innovative award delivered to best performers in the corporate world.
Scientific serendipity, an approach used by engineers, scientists and alike to stumble upon new paths, breakthroughs and new innovations.
Serendipity is the art of unexpected and happy discovery. Being aware of it and having the right mindset to make it happen helps ideas occur, teams to innovate and entrepreneurship to flourish. There are two main ways of encountering serendipity – ‘spiritual’ and ‘scientific’. Are you ready to let serendipity happen? Taking a break from our usual CSR-related content, try the first of two self-assessments and see!
Prof. Kevyn Yong, ESSEC Asia-Pacific, with a framework for how managers working internationally can boost creativity and innovation.
Prof. Kevyn Yong, ESSEC Asia-Pacific, shares research into how creativity differs across cultures and gives a creativity framework.
As Artificially Intelligent innovations progress by leaps and bounds, Prof. Nicolas Glady, ESSEC Business School, gives us three reasons to stop worrying and learn to love AI.
Prof. Xavier Pavie, ESSEC Business School, focuses on how imagination and transdisciplinarity can transform education.
Prof. Mario Aquino Alves and colleagues at FGV-EAESP explore how social innovation can lead to tech venture.
Prof. Mario Aquino Alves, FGV-EAESP, with an in-depth study of the various dimensions to social innovation and entrepreneurship.