Year: 2025
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How we are all complicit in organisational lethality
Some lethality is intentional, such as overwhelming military force, yet there are other types of lethality. In this piece Neil Stott, Management Practice Professor of Social Innovation and Co-Director of the Cambridge Centre for Social Innovation at Cambridge Judge Business School, argues that organisational lethality – the capability and capacity to kill – is increasingly… Read more
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Innovation to impact: technology, governance and regulation
As governments worldwide grapple with the accelerating pace of technological change, the central challenge is no longer technical but institutional: how to translate digital innovation into citizen-first outcomes at scale. The obstacles lie in execution – requiring effective governance, adaptive regulation, and institutional transformation. In this piece, Carlos Montes (Lead – Cambridge Innovation Hub for… Read more
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Jenny Chu promoted to Professor of Financial Accounting
Currently Associate Professor in Accounting, Jenny’s academic interests range from disclosure issues to corporate governance, with publications in some of the top accounting and management journals. Her promotion takes effect 1 October 2025. Read more
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Open banking and finance accelerate across APAC region
Open banking and open finance have gained significant momentum across the Asia-Pacific (APAC) region, with 16 jurisdictions adopting frameworks to varying extents, a new report by the Cambridge Centre for Alternative Finance (CCAF) reveals. Read more
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Shaping tomorrow: business schools in alliance for gender equity
“We’re no longer asking for a seat — we’re building new tables.” That powerful sentiment from Dr Monica Wirz, Visiting Fellow at Cambridge Judge Business School, captured the spirit of a memorable event in London that reunited 4 top UK business schools to champion gender parity in Executive MBA (EMBA) programmes. Read more