Home-grown Blockchain in Brazil
Blockchain as a solution to help smallholders in Brazil face the challenges of farming in the 21st century.
Monthly Archives: February 2019
E for Ecosystem: Giving power to corporate purpose
Jan Ondrus, Prof. of Information Systems and Associate Dean of Faculty at ESSEC Business School Asia-Pacific, looks at the pitfalls of corporate purpose and how business ecosystem orchestration can dovetail value creation with the common good.
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Scott Ward and a Whole New Ball Game
Scott Ward, Warwick Business School alumnus, talks about the end of his footballing career and how an MBA gave him a second life.
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Student Article Competition 2019
The CoBS launches its first Student Article Competition 2019 The Council on Business & Society launches an inter-school article writing competition for the students of our 5 member schools studying […]
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Should CSR Practices be Redefined to Include Fiscal Responsibility?
Profs Adrian Zicari & Cécile Renouard, ESSEC Business School, explore the emerging concept of fiscal responsibility and CSR.
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Are Chinese firms “tunneling” their way out of Corporate Philanthropy?
Prof. Yuejun Tang, School of Management Fudan investigates why Chinese firms are reluctant to take part in philanthropy.
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A take on the Healthcare industry in Brazil
What Makes Brazil’s Healthcare system so different? Prof. Maureen Lewis of FGV-EAESP shares her take on the unique mixed public and private health system in the country. Council on Business & Society
