Teaching Entrepreneurship in France
French youth and awareness of entrepreneurship
Monthly Archives: July 2016
Entrepreneurship in France: A tough and testing context that just might bring out the best
Entrepreneurship in France: A two-part interview with Anglo-French entrepreneur Emile Elie, CEO of Business Class.
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Company Healthcare: Implementing a strategy
To improve the health of employees, employers worldwide can implement company healthcare strategy by taking an active role.
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Creating a Vision for Your Teams
Christian Koenig and Tom Gamble cover the question of how a vision is created, how to roll it out and its impact on your teams.
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How to get a job in the energy sector
The energy sector needs graduates from a variety of academic backgrounds – from financial, to marketing, to management and engineering.
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Team performance: Super chickens versus Social sensitivity
Super chickens versus social sensitivity: Margaret Heffernan’s “Forget the pecking order at work” TED talk
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Leadership and the Common Good: Vision and purpose
n this second feature dedicated to vision and the common good, Council on Business & Society’s Christian Koenig and Tom Gamble approach how vision can create purpose – a key ingredient for inspiring people to achieve not only for themselves but also for the wider benefit of teams, business, and society.
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What is Vision in Leadership?
how leaders can build vision, purpose and meaning for their teams and organisations that can benefit the wider community and the common good.
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A Balancing Trick: Nigel Marsh on TED
Nigel Marsh, Chairman of the consultancy The Leading Edge and author of several books on work-life balance, gives a humorous and insightful TED talk on the work-life balance issue
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Women in the Energy Sector
The energy sector has traditionally been perceived as being tough, dirty and dangerous as well as being one dominated by males. But transformation, new energies, and a need for across-the-board skills have seen women not only on-boarding companies in the energy field but also heading them up.
