EFMD is delighted to announce the 2022 EFMD Excellence in Practice Silver Award Winners. Since 2007, the EFMD Excellence in Practice (EiP) Awards have recognised outstanding and impactful client-supplier partnerships in the domains of Organisational, Talent, Leadership and Ecosystem Development. The 2022 Silver Award Winners in the following four categories are: Organisational Development DNB &…

This article is by Tymofii Brik, Assistant professor at Kyiv School of Economics (KSE). During public lectures at Kyiv School of Economics, my colleagues Tymofiy Mylovanov and Ivan Gomza and I spoke with Nassim Nicholas Taleb, Paul Krugman, Daniel Kahneman and other world’s leading intellectuals about Ukraine and the war. Why did we decide to arrange…

Supervisory relationships are powerful. Research supervisors and doctoral candidates become entwined in a professional relationships based, if they are lucky, on a shared passion for a topic and a desire to push the boundaries of what is known in their field. To work well, they need to trust each other, to produce work, to receive…

Durham University Business School has appointed Professor Kieran Fernandes to the position of Interim Executive Dean, following the retirement of Professor Susan Hart last week. Professor Susan Hart became the Executive Dean of Durham University Business School in 2016, following on from her role as Executive Dean at Strathclyde Business School – a position she…

The Excellence in Practice Awards have attracted an impressive set of more than 35 submissions. The 2022 portfolio is again very interesting and diverse, across continents, industries, challenges addressed. At this stage, we are composing the jury and still have some seats available for our company members. Are you interested in joining? Please contact Florence.…

Marion Debruyne, Dean of Vlerick Business School and 2022 EFMD Deans & Directors Conference Chair, shares her thoughts on the conference and redefining the (im)possible.  The theme of this year’s EFMD Dean & Directors conference was “redefine the (im)possible”. A theme that surely resonated with a lot of deans attending the conference. Because redefining the…