What Politicians Can Learn from CEOs and Where to Draw the Line
MiM student at ESSEC Business School, Mingyou Yuan, writes on how certain CEO practices can help politicians improve public services.
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The Multiplier Effect: How Fractal Analytics is making AI a force for human good
Harneet Kaur Narang and Gisele Urujeni, ESSEC Business School, explore the case of Fractal Analytics and its journey to high impact ESG.
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From Waste to Wings: How Haffner SAF is solving aviation’s decarbonisation paradox
Gursimran Kaur & Jahnavi Tushar Trivedi, Warwick Business School, explore how Haffner Energy SAF is solving aviation’s decarbonisation paradox
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Artificial intelligence at a Crossroads: Terminator or our best ally?
Livia Kuga from FGV EAESP on AI and Humans: The real question is not what AI can do, but whether we will govern it wisely and in time.
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Healing with Intelligence: AI, humans, and the pursuit of the common good in healthcare
Najib Tasleem explores why artificial intelligence (AI) is no longer just a technical tool, but a moral crossroad in modern healthcare.
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Fair Trade for a Fragmented World: Why sustainability must mean justice
Arham Mehta, IIM Bangalore, argues that justice and sustainability must become the currency of commerce, not just efficiency.
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The Power of Purpose: How leaders who align personal and organisational values create real impact
Hershitaa Pandey, Warwick Business School alumna, uncovers 5 strategies for ensuring that corporate purpose becomes more than just a slogan.
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Keep the AI Eye on the Prize: How humans can interact with AI to ensure the common good
Thérèse Rottner, IE Business School, explores the rapid rise of AI use across sectors and how business can benefit the common good.
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DEI: Liability or legacy?
Muminat Adekunle, FMBA Alumna from Warwick Business School, sounds the alarm over recent attacks on diversity, inclusion and culture.
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Trade Wars vs. Sustainability – Only One Can Win
Ella Blake, Trinity Business School: The real battle isn’t trade vs. sustainability – it’s rewriting the rules so both can win.
