Stefan Gröschl, Professor of Management at ESSEC Business School analyzes CEO earnings to draw a series of pragmatic conclusions that may make corporate leaders think twice before opening the golden parachute. Getting their money’s worth
Super chickens versus social sensitivity: Margaret Heffernan’s “Forget the pecking order at work” TED talk
Angela Bassa and Elizabeth Seeger, guest speakers at the Council on Business & Society Energy, Business, and Society Forum in Boston end-2015, shed light on the profiles and skills required by the industry in the years to come.
Companies and organisations having a dynamic policy of diversity within the workforce observe increases in creativity, innovation and performance.
The third 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 […]
The second in a four-part focus on what leading international practitioners and academics foresee as crucial developments in the energy sector and how higher education should tailor studies to meet […]
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 […]
Antonio Volpin, Director, McKinsey & Company, provides insights into the capabilities he believes are, and will be, necessary for the energy industry of today and the future. Nowhere are the […]
Social trends are creating new and increased health risks in the work environment. This topic has powerful ethical considerations and includes a term that barely existed a decade ago: “presenteeism” […]
ESSEC PhD Fellow Giovanni Pagliardi explains his research work with Finance Professor François Longin that questions the old Wall Street adage ‘it takes volume to move prices’. One of the […]
