Posts Tagged ‘research’
Second Annual “Responsible Research in Management” Award
Call for nominations for the 2018 Responsible Research in Management Award The RRBM community is pleased to announce the second annual Responsible Research in Management Award. RRBM would like to invite their community members to nominate recent empirical research papers or books that exemplify rigorous, credible and useful research into society and business’ greatest challenges. The purpose of responsible research is to…
Read More“Translate” Your Research and Ideas by Eliminating Jargon
Guest post by Kevin Anselmo All of us can also resonate with meeting “that” person at a networking event. We ask what he or she does and instead of engaging in a conversation, we need to endure a monologue. Our new acquaintance bores us to tears with abstract ideas as we look for a quick…
Read MoreThe Case Centre’s Awards and Competitions 2018 – Results
The Case Centre’s Awards and Competitions 2018 are announced. Now in their 28th year, these celebrate excellence in case writing and teaching, at business schools worldwide. Overview of Results Overall Winning Case: Youngme Moon, (case about Uber), Harvard Business School. (Third time HBS has won this, since the Awards went global in 2011). Outstanding Contribution…
Read MoreParticipate in the 2018 GMAC Corporate Recruiters Survey
Each year, EFMD cooperates with the Graduate Management Admission Council (GMAC), MBA CSEA and business schools around the world, to conduct a study among employers that recruit and/or hire recent business school graduates. Sign up at gmac.com/employersignup As a benefit of participation, GMAC researchers offer you reliable, actionable, forward-looking data in different report formats to give your company a competitive edge. Participants to GMAC surveys…
Read MoreApplication Trends in Graduate Business Programmes
The latest GMAC’s Application Trends Survey Report showcases that overall programmes in Europe, Canada, East and Southeast Asia, and India report growing volumes in 2017. Larger programmes with 201 or more class seats are more likely to report application growth compared with small programmes. 73% of larger programmes reported increased aplication volume compared to 39% in case of smaller programmes with 50 or fewer…
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