Month: November 2020
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The legacy of Trump’s divisive politics (Opinion piece)
In 2016, I predicted in an opinion piece, a few days before the US election, that Donald Trump was underestimated in the polls. I mobilised a theory in the field of public opinion research – the spiral of silence – to argue that Trump’s supporters were remaining silent and under the radar. Read more
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Café sustainability
Footprints Café, a social venture supported by Cambridge Judge Business School, is included in the Lonely Planet Best in Travel List 2021 for its focus on community. Read more
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The real cost of Trump’s presidency (Opinion piece)
Professor Christoph Loch, Dean, Cambridge Judge Business School asks how can the political system, and society as a whole, return to mutual respect and collaboration after such behaviour? Read more
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Local voices: creating an equitable world for girls
The Executive Director of the Centre for Strategic Philanthropy (CSP), Clare Woodcraft participated in a discussion hosted by the Nama Women Advancement Establishment, a leading organisation on women’s empowerment in the UAE and Save the Children, addressing the topic of Local Voices: Creating an Equitable World for Girls. Read more
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The elevator pitch: how to make an impression in less than a minute
Think about it. Some of the biggest conversations of your life are also the shortest. Have you ever had the luxury of more than one minute to one hour to really sell yourself while networking or being interviewed? Read more