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Register for the next CoBS Global Alumni Meet Up in Singapore, hosted by ESSEC Asia-Pacific on the theme of the Singapore 2030 Green Plan.

The Next CoBS Global Alumni Meet Up – Singapore

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Register for the next CoBS Global Alumni Meet Up in Singapore, hosted by ESSEC Asia-Pacific on the theme of the Singapore 2030 Green Plan.

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Ella Blake, Trinity Business School: The real battle isn’t trade vs. sustainability – it’s rewriting the rules so both can win.

Trade Wars vs. Sustainability – Only One Can Win

April 1, 2026by The Council on Business & Society Leave a comment

Ella Blake, Trinity Business School: The real battle isn’t trade vs. sustainability – it’s rewriting the rules so both can win.

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Now live and on download! Global Voice #35 magazine: 14 research and professional business insights brought together in 93 pages.

Global Voice Magazine #35: The spring 2026 issue

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Now live and on download! Global Voice #35 magazine: 14 research and professional business insights brought together in 93 pages and 2 sections: Management & Leadership, and Sustainability.

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Prof. Hendrik Vollmer, Warwick Business School, looks at the shift from accounting as a tool for compliance to a test of sustainability.

Beyond the Balance Sheet: Accounting for sustainability

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Prof. Hendrik Vollmer, Warwick Business School, looks at the shift from accounting as a tool for compliance to a test of sustainability.

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Carlos Koreivo, FGV EAESP, explores Plato, mathematics, and using AI’s power to cultivate wisdom and balance in the human mind.

From Plato to AI: How mathematics can shape human perception

March 25, 2026by The Council on Business & Society Leave a comment

Carlos Koreivo, FGV EAESP, explores Plato, mathematics, and using AI’s power to cultivate wisdom and balance in the human mind.

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Profs. Tanusree Jain, Copenhagen Business School, and Adrian Zicari, ESSEC Business School, on corporate governance and social welfare.

Social Welfare: Rethinking Corporate Governance in the Age of Sustainability

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Profs. Tanusree Jain, Copenhagen Business School, and Adrian Zicari, ESSEC Business School, on corporate governance and social welfare.

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Jingqiang Huang, School of Management Fudan University, explores the challenge of how to move beyond the DEI label.

Beyond DEI: How can companies embed inclusion without the label?

March 18, 2026by The Council on Business & Society Leave a comment

Jingqiang Huang, School of Management Fudan University, explores the challenge of how to move beyond the DEI label.

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Patrycja Riera, IE Business School, explores how leadership development should prioritize character development.

The Power of Character in Leadership

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Patrycja Riera, IE Business School, explores how leadership development should prioritize character development.

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Joel Tatlow, Smith School of Business, Queen’s University, looks beyond carbon emissions to see how AI can help the planet.

Looking Beyond the Energy Cost: The Green Future of AI

March 13, 2026by The Council on Business & Society Leave a comment

Joel Tatlow, Smith School of Business, Queen’s University, looks beyond carbon emissions to see how AI can help the planet.

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Prof. Yan Li, ESSEC Asia-Pacific, explores the influence of Big Data Analytics (BDA) in shaping strategic decision-making.

The Algorithm and the Compass: Big Data Analytics and Decision-Making

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Prof. Yan Li, ESSEC Asia-Pacific, explores the influence of Big Data Analytics (BDA) in shaping strategic decision-making.

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