5 of the Best
Before the publication of the year’s final, bumper issue of Global Voice magazine, a look back at 5 of the Council’s most read articles of 2018. Enjoy! Per member School […]
Before the publication of the year’s final, bumper issue of Global Voice magazine, a look back at 5 of the Council’s most read articles of 2018. Enjoy! Per member School […]
Henri Bong, ESSEC MBA Alumnus, and CEO and co-founder of UnaBiz, one of the most promising tech companies in the Asia-Pacific region, shares his inspiring insights into how to be a successful entrepreneur and manager.
Profs. Gabriella Cacciotti and James Hayton, Warwick Business School, provide 4 solutions to solve entrepreneurs’ fears.
In a two-part article, Gabriella Cacciotti, Assistant Professor, and James Hayton, Professor of Entrepreneurship at Warwick Business School, share their research on the entrepreneur, fear of failure, and how to overcome it.
The latest issue of the Council’s acclaimed Global Voice eMagazine covers April to June 2018 and features two sections: Business and Society and Management and Leadership.
Serendipity is the art of unexpected and happy discovery. Being aware of it and having the right mindset to make it happen helps ideas occur, teams to innovate and entrepreneurship to flourish. There are two main ways of encountering serendipity – ‘spiritual’ and ‘scientific’. Are you ready to let serendipity happen? Taking a break from our usual CSR-related content, try the first of two self-assessments and see!
Download the special Global Voice focus on business and social enterprise in Brazil – Brazil: On the upbeat and tackling the challenges.
A free download of the Council on Business & Society Global Voice eMagazine #3: Casting light – differently.
ESSEC Business School Prof. Arthur Gautier with a focus on reward-based crowdfunding platforms and their benefits.
Part 1 of a feature article that looks at new research by ESSEC Business School’s Prof. Arthur Gautier with a focus on how reward-based crowdfunding platforms are shaking-up the self-Interest vs. altruism dichotomy.