Cambridge Business Magazine: Social investment forges a distinct patch
A paper co-authored by Cambridge Judge’s Helen Haugh and Belinda Bell was named the best paper at the recent Social and Sustainable Finance and Impact Investing Conference in Oxford. The paper looks at how investment in social innovation developed into…
Cambridge Network: Mapping social enterprise
A research paper on social investment co-authored by Belinda Bell, Programme Director at Social Incubator East and Fellow of Social Innovation at Cambridge Judge Business School, and Helen Haugh, Senior Lecturer in Community Enterprise at Cambridge Judge Business School, was…
Mapping social enterprise
Research on social investment from Cambridge Judge Business School wins best paper award at Oxford conference. A research paper on social investment co-authored by Belinda Bell, Programme Director at Cambridge Social Ventures and Fellow of Social Innovation at Cambridge Judge…
Playing with the big boys: decision time for social enterprise
Rapid growth over the past decade in the UK’s "not for private profit" sector has generated great excitement at its potential. But do firms have the depth to show results that match the hype? The prize is within tantalising reach:…
Cambridge News: Movers and shakers
Elena Ion has won the Worshipful Company of Marketors' award for her MBA study, A review & critical evaluation of strategic market entry platforms in the UK pharma industry ... A graduate of Cambridge Judge Business School, Elena, accompanied by…
MBA alumna wins top prize
Cambridge MBA alumna wins the Worshipful Company of Marketors' Award for her study on a leading pharmaceutical company Cambridge Judge Business School is delighted to congratulate Elena Ion on winning the Worshipful Company of Marketors' Award for her MBA study…
Caring from the community
The vulnerable elderly could be one group to benefit if new models of social enterprise were funded and developed sooner rather than later Dr Helen Haugh, University Senior Lecturer in Community Enterprise at Cambridge Judge Business School, says the vulnerable…
Booting up Britain?
Can social enterprises succeed where others fail or are they being set up to fail in a Start Up Britain? Dr Helen Haugh, an expert in social enterprise at Cambridge Judge Business School, writes in a Guardian blog of the…
Is social enterprise being set up to fail?
Is 'Enterprise Society' a myth or a reality? Are the resources needed to successfully deliver it in place? As redundant public sector workers prepare to bid for contracts to win their own work back, academics from Cambridge Judge Business School…
The human cost of slashing public spending
What are the consequences for both society and the country's economic recovery? Academics from Cambridge Judge Business School have raised concerns about whether the size and speed of Chancellor George Osborne's cuts will dampen the economic recovery and whether volunteers…
