Gender diversity
Study co-authored at Cambridge Judge Business School says men and women working together on top management teams - not "the-more-(women)-the-better" - boosts firm performance. Why does gender diversity on top management teams (TMTs) improve company performance? A new study co-authored…
Phys.org: Management gender diversity essential in adversity
A study led by the late Cambridge Judge Business School Professor Sucheta Nadkarni suggests that gender-balanced teams help businesses, especially in adverse times. The study led by the Wo+Men’s Leadership Centre examined 387 senior executive team members running 122 Chinese…
Two new awards launched in honour of the late Cambridge Judge Professor Sucheta Nadkarni
The late Cambridge Judge Business School Professor, Sucheta S. Nadkarni, who sadly passed away in October 2019, has been honoured with the creation of two new awards. Professor Sucheta Nadkarni The Strategic Management Society has created the Sucheta Nadkarni Award…
Investing in the future – what aspiring finance experts need to know
China, climate change and social virtue – a career in private wealth/investment management is now about so much more than the figures. Investment expert and Cambridge MBA alumna Janet Mui (MBA 2010) gives an insight into the breadth and depth…
Prospective bias
A 'prospective' motherhood penalty holds women back in the workplace regardless of their actual motherhood status, says new study from Cambridge Judge Business School in advance of International Women's Day. The workplace motherhood penalty has been well documented. A new…
Two female entrepreneurs making Cambridge their new home
As we celebrate International Women’s Day 2020 and #CambridgeWomenCan we meet two female founders and discover why Cambridge is the right place for their start up journey. Image credit: Mon Breton Thabo Lennieye (MBA 2018) and Atiqah Zaki (MBA 2018)…
Cambridge MBA alumni shortlisted for awards
Two alumni of the Cambridge MBA at Cambridge Judge Business School are finalists of the "Women of the Future" 2019 awards in the UK. Amelia Cox and Chayanika Ranasinghe (both MBA 2018) are shortlisted in two categories of the Awards.…
More women leading
Forté Foundation scholars Julia Goldfeld and Sarah Lester from Cambridge MBA Class of 2019 share their insights for the forthcoming year and their personal career journey so far. Career background Sarah Lester (MBA 2019) Sarah Lester from Melbourne, Australia has…
A special interest beyond the classroom for the MBA student
For those with a range of interests there is a wide range of groups, known as 'special interest groups', that if embedded from the outset into your learning experience can ensure the Cambridge MBA year is that much richer and…
Charting the right leadership course
When Paul Thompson, CEO and Editor-in-Chief of Radio New Zealand, realised he need to sharpen his leadership skills, he looked no further than the Cambridge Advanced Leadership Programme (ALP). By Paul Thompson, CEO & Editor-in-Chief of RNZ Leading an organisation…
