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Ella Blake, Trinity Business School: The real battle isn’t trade vs. sustainability – it’s rewriting the rules so both can win.

Trade Wars vs. Sustainability – Only One Can Win

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Ella Blake, Trinity Business School: The real battle isn’t trade vs. sustainability – it’s rewriting the rules so both can win.

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Does presence in a VR environment make teams work better together? Prof. Ayushi Tandon, Trinity Business School, explores.

Beyond Being There: How presence shapes group work in virtual reality

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Does presence in a VR environment make teams work better together? Prof. Ayushi Tandon, Trinity Business School, explores.

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Mitali Badkul, Trinity Business School, explores AI and sustainability and calls for aligning innovation with restraint.

Wired for Excess: AI, sustainability, and the loop we must break

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Mitali Badkul, Trinity Business School, explores AI and sustainability and calls for aligning innovation with restraint.

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Rethinking Inclusion: How to unlock the power of neurodiverse talent What might your workplace look like if every unique mind had the space to belong? This article draws on pioneering research by Professor Na Fu of Trinity Business School, Trinity College Dublin, alongside Ashley Molloy of Tuath Housing Association and Ashley O’Donoghue of TU Dublin, to challenge outdated views of autism and neurodiversity in the workplace. Their findings reveal that inclusive HR isn’t about fixing people to fit systems – it’s about designing systems where difference can thrive. The question now is: will your organisation rise to meet this opportunity?

Rethinking Inclusion: How to unlock the power of neurodiverse talent

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Research from Trinity Business School suggests that companies should redesign systems that promote neurodiverse and inclusive workplaces.

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Into the Lives of Social Entrepreneurs: Commitment, challenges, and solutions. Professors Sheila Cannon, Director of Engagement at the Trinity Centre for Social Innovation, Trinity Business School, and Concépcion Galdón, Vice Dean of Sustainability at IE University, co-authors of the recently published book Promise, Pitfalls, and Potential of Social Entrepreneurship: Positive Change Unleashed, explore some of the fundamental challenges facing social entrepreneurs as they venture into impact for the common good.

Into the Lives of Social Entrepreneurs: Commitment, challenges, and solutions

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Profs. Cannon and Galdón, explore the lives and challenges for social entrepreneurs as they venture into impact for the common good.

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Prof. Baidyanath Biswas, Trinity Business School, explores ergonomics and sustainability through a bibliometric analysis.

Exploring the Discipline of Ergonomics for Environmental Sustainability

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Prof. Baidyanath Biswas, Trinity Business School, explores ergonomics and sustainability through a bibliometric analysis.

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Cathy McGee, Trinity Business School, takes an interesting perspective on the role and ethical responsibility of businesses.

To Be or not to Be Ethical? The Dilemma of Political Polarisation

February 19, 2025by The Council on Business & Society Leave a comment

Cathy McGee, Trinity Business School, takes an interesting perspective on the role and ethical responsibility of businesses.

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Trial by Fire: The crucible of leadership in Big Tech In the midst of technological disruption and global transformation, what truly defines effective leadership in the tech realm? Vaishnavi Deepak, MSc Marketing Student at Trinity Business School, Trinity College Dublin, ventures into the heart of this inquiry, probing the depths of innovation, authenticity, and adaptability that drive leadership excellence.

Trial by Fire: The crucible of leadership in Big Tech

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Vaishnavi Deepak, Trinity Business School, ventures into Big Tech, innovation and authenticity that drive leadership excellence.

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International Companies at the Crossroads of US ESG: Dollars or green future? ESG has largely been adopted by firms in Europe – with proven value. But its deployment in the USA has been stalled by those who contend that ESG diverts attention and resources from core business objectives. Siyi Li, Trinity Business School Finalist in the 2024 CoBS Student CSR Article Competition tackles the question and forwards 3 areas of focus to make ESG regain traction Stateside.

International Companies at the Crossroads of US ESG: Dollars or green future?

December 5, 2024by The Council on Business & Society 1 Comment

Siyi Li, Trinity Business School, analyses how the USA and Europe approach ESG with 3 areas of focus for it to regain traction Stateside.

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Corporate Strategy for Peace: Navigating CSR in the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict. David Grealish, Runner-up in the 2024 CoBS Student CSR Article Competition at Trinity Business School, tackles the issue of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict to offer a blueprint on how companies and institutions can address the issue.

Corporate Strategy for Peace: Navigating CSR in the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict

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David Grealish, Trinity Business School, tackles CSR and Corporate Strategy for Peace as a blueprint to end the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.

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