Professional Development
Two degrees for the price of one life: Why heirs need a dual‑track MBA, not a one‑size‑fits‑all degree
Over the next two decades, more money will change hands than at any point in modern history. Analysts estimate that approximately 84 trillion dollars in wealth will be transferred to heirs and charities by 2045. Simultaneously, succession surveys suggest that approximately 40% of family businesses are either already in a leadership transition or expect to…
Read More Beyond knowledge: Reflections on leadership from the 11th EFMD Executive Academy
Leadership has always been an evolving concept responding to the needs and challenges of society. With the modern society going through industrial and technological revolutions, one right after the other, the world has become incredibly fast and unpredictable, but also more diverse, connected and full of opportunities. No doubt, however, that at times overwhelming. What…
Read More Reimagining faculty retention in Indian higher education: From employment contracts to psychological ownership
In today’s era of higher education systems, faculty retention is becoming a serious administrative concern. While most institutions still focus on traditional indicators like salary, job security, and institutional policies, they are constantly overlooking the most important dimension, which is “psychological ownership”. A deeper issue lies within, how connected faculty members feel to their institutions.…
Read More Smart data management and AI: Building better decisions in business schools
Business schools have never lacked data. They collect information about students, programmes, faculty, research outputs, corporate engagement, alumni, finances, learning outcomes, rankings, and accreditation indicators. The challenge is not the absence of data, but how fragmented, inconsistent, and underused it often becomes once it starts travelling across systems and departments. At the same time, expectations…
Read More 3rd edition of the Essentials of Teaching and Learning (ETL) by the ITP
The Essentials of Teaching and Learning (ETL) – Bringing purpose and impact to teaching In today’s higher education environment, teaching is increasingly complex, with faculty adapting to evolving student needs and technologies while having limited time to reflect on the foundations of their practice. While many development initiatives focus on tools and techniques, fewer create…
Read More Is there a perfect EMBA candidate?
What qualities make the ideal EMBA profile? We speak to six business school experts to find out who should consider doing an EMBA and what they’ll gain from it. Here’s what the experts have to say: Sami Attaoui, Director of Global Executive MBA at NEOMA Business School, says: “The ideal EMBA candidate is someone who…
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