Jean-François Manzoni is the President of IMD, where he also serves as the Nestlé Professor. In conversation with Soumitra Dutta and Dan LeClair of GBSN, he discusses trust in governments, innovation in executive education, and leading in a crisis.
The active participation of the ISM Group demonstrates the excellence of higher education in French-speaking Africa and contributes to promoting the visibility and influence of this region in the global context of higher education.Β This reinforces the global and enriching character of the convention, thus offering a unique opportunity for exchange and collaboration with key players… Read more >
The Future MBA is about rethinking and reinventing business schools to ensure that they train the kinds of sustainability leaders, managers, entrepreneurs and intrapreneurs that our businesses and the planet need. We need a new generation of graduates who are not only aware of, but can play a key role in moving the sustainability agenda… Read more >
The funding is part of the Horizon Europe CSA project, Palomera (Policy Alignment of Open access Monographs in the European Research Area). In addition to European universities, various umbrella organisations for libraries, research funders and publishers are involved in the two-year project. βWe will get an overall picture of the challenges and possibilities of publishing… Read more >
For many young professionals massive open online courses (MOOC) provide a viable alternative to graduate education- particularly in business and education. MOOCs, or open license online courses, let students complete full degree course loads on their own time, for free. Courses consists of lectures, online quizzes and exams compiled from compiled from top tier universities…. Read more >
Why fair recruitment matters Labour migration is an integral part of global labour market dynamics. While some countries are more affected than others, labour migration affects every country and region of the world. People leave their countries for a variety of reasons, including poverty, lack of economic opportunities, discrimination, conflicts and crises, and climate change…. Read more >
The Victoria Forum Video Contest is a video contest hosted by the Global Business School Network (GBSN) and The Victoria Forum. The competition will challenge students to produce original, unpublished videos sharing experiences and perspectives to inspire efforts to build trust for a shared future. Contest Theme & Expectations In our inter-dependent world, a pervasive… Read more >
About the teaching resources Developing open-source teaching resources on labor rights in business The International Labour Organization (ILO), the Global Business School Network (GBSN) and the University of Geneva (UNIGE) join forces on the inclusion of labor rights in business school education. Businesses face new and complex global challenges that business executives need to navigate… Read more >
Why teaching decent work in fishing matters The example of the fishing industry highlights some of the drivers of forced labor in global supply chains. While forced labour happens across all industries and all countries, some activities are more at risk of forced labor and labor exploitation. This is the case of fishing where forced… Read more >
Intellectual Property (IP) Considerations The competition and its judges will not sign non-disclosure agreements (NDAs), and teams requiring non-disclosure agreements (NDAs) should not participate. Entries must be the original work of the individual or team and not previously published anywhere else. Entries must not contain anything defamatory, obscene, illegal or otherwise inappropriate as may be… Read more >
