Beauty Recalled: A Step Beyond Business as Usual
Prof. Adrian Zicari, ESSEC and CoBS, calls for beauty – in its many forms but universal in its essence – in business and management practice.
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Social and Environmental Accounting: Measuring sustainability
Putting a value to the impact people and their organisation have on the world around them is not an easy task, says Prof Adrián Zicari, of ESSEC Business School, especially in the context of ethics in finance.
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Tech and its Timeless Relationship with Education
Prof. Adrian Zicari, ESSEC Business School, and Academic Director of the Council on Business & Society, shares his editorial which heads the latest issue of the CoBS Global Voice magazine […]
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Sensemaking in Times of Crisis
Ralph Kober, Associate Dean Programs and Professor of Management Accounting at Monash Business School, pays a visit to the CoBS where he is interviewed by Professor Adrian Zicari, ESSEC Business […]
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Tango of Tensions: Argentina, accounting, and sustainability reporting
Sustainability reporting has become a global phenomenon due to increased CSR awareness. Although there are some universal solutions, how sustainability reporting is carried out and who performs it varies from […]
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Measuring the Emotional and Social Value of Your Organisation
Prof. Adrian Zicari, ESSEC Business School, and his fellow researchers explore the benefits of measuring social and emotion value in firms.
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How Big Data Will Impact the Role of Management Controllers
ESSEC Profs. Cavélius, Endenich, and Zicari explore how big data will have an inspiring impact on the job role of the management controller
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The Journey of Learning Revisited
Prof. Adrian Zicari, ESSEC and Council on Business & Society, with an inspiring analogy of travel and the learning journey in our lives.
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Emerging Markets and Sustainable Investing: The key to a better future?
Prof. Adrian Zicari, ESSEC Business School, explores how sustainable investing in emerging markets can benefit society and planet.
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Cooperating in Value-Creating Networks: A relational view
Dr. Josef Wieland, Zeppelin University, talks about relational economics and how networks based on trust can provide value-creation.
