Why Singapore May Hold the Key to Green Leadership in Asia — and Why the World Should Care
Yingying Li, Co-founder & President of the Green Expertise Council, explores why Singapore may hold the key to green leadership in Asia.
Category Archives: Food For Thought
Inclusion: The DNA, not the department
Nimar Dang, Warwick Business School, draws upon corporate role models to identify strategies for fair and robust diversity & inclusion.
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Be the Tortoise & not the Hare: Aligning purpose at work
Laura Segre, ESSEC Business School GBBA student, draws on the fable of the tortoise and the hare to explore corporate value, purpose and employee meaning.
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Reimagining Responsible Leadership Education in a Complex and Changing World
The CoBS in partnership with the GRLI and GBSN publish a white paper on re-imagining responsible leadership education.
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To Be or not to Be Ethical? The Dilemma of Political Polarisation
Cathy McGee, Trinity Business School, takes an interesting perspective on the role and ethical responsibility of businesses.
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A Leader’s Blueprint for Navigating AI and the Future of Work
Anas Memon stresses the need for leaders and leadership to anticipate and navigate AI’s impact on society and the economy.
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Addressing Fake News while Ensuring Compliance to Human Rights in Kenya
Can we tackle cybercrime without compromising free speech and democracy? As AI-driven threats rise, balancing national security and human rights is more crucial than ever. Brian Kaitano, an SDG enthusiast […]
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Can a society thrive when its citizens are entrenched in ideological bunkers?
Tan Ping Jie, Monash, leads us through the shadow of political polarization to the factors that make citizens and society thrive.
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AI in Hiring Decisions: Electronic efficiency vs emotional intelligence
Ryan Zhou, Warwick Business School, looks at how AI recruiting software works, its pros and cons, and legislation for candidates’ rights.
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Should Sustainability Reporting be Mandatory?
Dianthus Saputra Estey, Monash Business School, explores whether making sustainability reporting mandatory can help save the planet.
