France: Philanthropy seen by the decision-makers
Prof. Arthur Gautier, ESSEC, looks into the increasing influence of philanthropy in France and those holding the power of decision.
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Private Equity Investments: Value creation and social consequences
In times of change and crisis, a mark of stability becomes a basis for reassurance and trust. In this context, private equity has performed solidly throughout the past few years, though it suffers from a poor public image. The good news? Effective governance may be able to improve it.
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Team performance: Super chickens versus Social sensitivity
Super chickens versus social sensitivity: Margaret Heffernan’s “Forget the pecking order at work” TED talk
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A Balancing Trick: Nigel Marsh on TED
Nigel Marsh, Chairman of the consultancy The Leading Edge and author of several books on work-life balance, gives a humorous and insightful TED talk on the work-life balance issue
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Educating tomorrow’s leaders in the energy sector: the academic perspective (Part 1)
The first in a four-part focus on what leading international academics and in-the-field practitioners foresee as crucial developments in the energy sector and how higher education should tailor studies to […]
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Weavers Studio of Bengal: Both sewing and sowing for the community
Following the publication of a recent case study Weavers Studio of Bengal: Use as many hands as possible, Prof. Arijit Chatterjee, ESSEC Business School explains the CSR endeavours of this […]
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Employee participation on the board
Employee participation in the governance of their companies is increasingly being seen as a way to include precious employee perspective and involvement in effective decision-making, but approaches differ according to […]
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Ethics in the Financial Trading Sector, Part 2: Transparency and Communication
Giovanni Pagliardi, ESSEC Research Fellow, publishes a paper with Prof. François Longin that sheds light on assumptions and dark areas of finance, and provides research that can positively impact business […]
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Ethics in the Financial Trading Sector: Where there is shadow there is light
Giovanni Pagliardi, ESSEC Research Fellow, publishes a paper with Prof. Francois Longin that sheds light on the assumptions and dark areas of finance, and provides research that can positively impact […]
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Power to the students!
A spotlight on a case competition team in the run up to the award ceremony Jeremy Reich (Tuck), Kevin Sedbon (ESSEC), Jing Zhu (Keio), Chen Liao (ESSEC) and Jinchun Chen […]
