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An ethical issue. Shell gave the appearance of not having learned the lessons from previous occasions when they ignored external events. ... Dr Fombrun was one of the speakers at “Soft risks, hard lessons: using corporate governance to manage legal,

In addressing these issues, we’re going to be drawing upon ongoing research at Cambridge Judge Business School, the wider University of Cambridge, the surrounding Silicon Fen, and globally, with lessons ... that we know from key companies and

When Two Rivers Cross: implications far beyond Nigeria . Entitled When Two Rivers Cross: Impact Investing and Philanthropy in Nigeria, the 34-page report contains lessons for emerging markets far beyond Nigeria. ... Judge. “This report serves as a

Social policy will be critical to a sustainable economic and monetary union (‘EMU’). ... rethinking of the way we think economics works and a rethinking of economic policy." Similarities between this present recession and the Depression of the 1930s

Share:The article at a glance. When it comes to building trust, the British Army could hold some valuable lessons. ... It’s a lesson that banks could well take note of, but the first thing to understand is why trust is important.

In some ways, it felt like I was studying economics in a psychology department. ... I realised the executives, a few more years down the career line, were looking for big picture and team leading lessons.

Our inaugural session in June 2021 drove home many valuable lessons for those of us working in or studying philanthropy.

However, for some of the new greener industries, lessons from Europe teach us that “small” maybe better than larger business models. ... Business School, said learning lessons from what’s happening elsewhere is important:.

Fellow of Clare College. BA (University of Oxford), MSc (London Business School), MSc and PhD (London School of Economics). ... Coller Institute of Private Equity Research Award, 2007. Economic History Society New Researcher Prize, 2005.

17 October 2003. Why we might be learning the wrong lessons from the collapse of Enron; what Britain’s high-tech entrepreneurs are really like; and the curious, post-War history ... Yet these companies were involved in high value added activities,