“It’s only by bringing people together that you can actually ever do anything”
Tariq Shah OBE (EMBA 2019) talks about what drives him and how an Executive MBA has helped grow a third-generation family business. When Tariq Shah (EMBA 2019) read the email notifying him that he had been awarded the OBE for…
Forbes: Regeneration – One Small Step At A Time
Christopher Marquis, Sinyii Professor of Chinese Management, is mentioned in this article for interviewing Anna Yona, co-founder of Wilding Shoes. Read the full article [forbes.com]…
Looking at 2023
Cambridge Judge Business School faculty offer their insights and opinions on what to expect in 2023 in areas ranging from entrepreneurship to climate change to disinformation. How many people predicted at the start of 2022 that, by Halloween, Britain would…
Rebuilding Ukraine’s financial sector
An executive education programme at Cambridge Judge Business School inspired by the National Bank of Ukraine has designed a strategy for rebuilding the country’s financial sector. As this blueprint is developed further, participants reflect on the programme and how it…
Seven principles for using digital technology for sustainability
Digital tech can be turned into a tool for sustainable and equitable practices in agriculture, industry and other sectors, says new report co-authored by Lucia Reisch of Cambridge Judge Business School. Professor Lucia Reisch Effective governance of digital technologies can…
COP27: how developing countries can lead a ‘just’ climate transition
Andika Aufar Satria, a Cambridge MBA student at Cambridge Judge Business School, leads a non-profit organisation in Indonesia called the Society of Renewable Energy and has worked on climate engagements as part of the Boston Consulting Group. He is part…
Careers with impact: how the Cambridge MBA puts ESG at the forefront
On the eve of COP27, with world leaders gathering in Egypt, we explore how an MBA from Cambridge Judge Business School can equip you for leadership in the sustainability or ESG space and we meet two MBA alumni whose career…
EE Times: Sustainability to trigger RFID tag adoption, says RAIN Alliance President
Aileen Ryan, Mentor of the MBA Programme at Cambridge Judge Business School, speaks about the continued expansion of IoT devices raising some sustainability issues. “The cultural and societal changes ushered in as a response to the pandemic have laid the…
How can COP27 bridge the gap between rich and poor nations?
The upcoming COP27 climate change meeting in Egypt must focus on compensating for environmental damage in poorer countries, says Sunita Narain in a Cambridge Judge Business School webinar. The upcoming COP27 climate change meeting must focus on creating a system…
BBC Radio 4: You and Yours Gap Finders: Thrift+
Joe Metcalfe, who was on the Cambridge Social Ventures programme starting in September 2017, has been interviewed on BBC Radio 4. Joe set up Thrift+ because he believed charity shoppers should have the same quality shopping experience as regular shoppers.…