CoBS Insights and CoBS member schools
CoBS Insights publishes weekly research-based articles, alumni and practitioner articles, and student articles from its 12 member schools: ESSEC Business School, FGV-EAESP, School of Management Fudan University, IE Business School, IIM Bangalore, Keio Business School, Monash Business School, Olin Business School, Smith School of Business, Stellenbosch Business School, Trinity College Dublin Business School, Warwick Business School.
These institutions represent some of the world’s leading schools of business and management, reputed for their historical commitment to social, environmental, and financial impact and shaping today’s and tomorrow’s responsible leaders and business practices.
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Student, instructor, entrepreneur and practitioner: If you’re passionate about responsible leadership and sustainable business practices, CoBS Insights provides twice-weekly cutting-edge research made readable, made practical.
The CoBS Insights community is just that – a community. We bring together faculty, researchers, professionals, policy makers, students, alumni and the wider public with a voice and opinion on business for the common good, ethical leadership, diversity, inclusion, sustainability, and responsible finance.
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Because we believe in the power of a community, we also encourage our readers to contribute through their comments and also articles. Guest academics, instructors and practitioners are welcome to submit.
If you have an objective, well-researched, insightful, free from AI and original article you would like to see offered to a wider public, send us a message via the website contact page. A submissions guide can be downloaded here, giving tips and guidelines for the style and content required.
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Member schools of the Council on Business & Society.
- ESSEC Business School, France, Singapore, Morocco
- FGV-EAESP, Brazil
- School of Management Fudan University, China
- IE Business School, Spain
- Indian Institute of Management Bangalore, India
- Keio Business School, Japan
- Monash Business School, Australia, Malaysia, Indonesia
- Olin Business School, USA
- Smith School of Business, Queen’s University, Canada
- Stellenbosch Business School, South Africa
- Trinity Business School, Trinity College Dublin, Ireland
- Warwick Business School, United Kingdom.
