Executive MBA programme rises in its third year in the Financial Times rankings
Cambridge Judge Business School’s Executive MBA (EMBA) degree programme for senior working professionals was today (17 October) ranked 15th in the Financial Times (FT) ranking of global EMBA programmes, up from 24th last year.
Unconventional investments: what we can learn from Keynes
Why the lauded economist’s unconventional views on active management and long term planning could unlock the potential of a modern investment strategy.
A fair polish on diamonds
Cambridge Judge alumnus Tim Ingle co-founded a jewellery company that tells customers where and under what conditions their diamonds and other precious stones are sourced.
What Leicester can teach us about innovations in energy
Leicester’s commitment to a local energy policy shows it takes more than good intentions to get results, and that challenges lie ahead.
History as a strategic corporate resource
The past isn’t past: company managers could better utilise their firms’ historical narratives as a key strategic resource for the present, says new study published in the journal Business History, co-authored at Cambridge Judge Business School, University of Cambridge.
Workload and patient treatment
Workload affects both treatment and referral decisions by “gatekeepers” to specialist services such as primary care physicians and emergency doctors, says a new study co-authored at Cambridge Judge Business School, University of Cambridge.
Helping social businesses to grow
Study by University of Cambridge researchers identifies four strategies and two key methods for scaling up social businesses in developing countries in order to meet huge unmet needs of more than four billion people.
The secrets of effective sales leadership
Sales leadership is not the same as sales management, says Dr Javier Marcos, Senior Faculty in Management Practice and Director of Executive Education Custom Programmes at Cambridge Judge Business School.
Waving not drowning – how to lead from the front
Ex-Army Officer and Cambridge Judge Fellow Tim McEwan says there are many parallels between business leadership and skippering a yacht on the ocean.
MassChallenge finalists announced
Two ventures supported by Cambridge Social Ventures at Cambridge Judge Business School are among finalists of the MassChallenge global accelerator programme.
This is why entrepreneurs need b-schools
The more you learn the more you earn – why a business school entrepreneurship programme will unleash your potential.
Why energy technology is all about finding a balance
The impact of energy technology is at the heart of the climate change debate, and Dr David Reiner, Senior Lecturer in Technology Policy, says it’s important to see both sides.
From academia to (off)-Broadway
David Stillwell is a Big Data academic at Cambridge Judge Business School. So why does he feature in a hit play at New York’s Public Theater, starring Daniel Radcliffe?
Former IMF official Peter Doyle on the euro, China, Brexit and other issues
Peter Doyle, formerly of the International Monetary Fund and the Bank of England, comments on major issues affecting the global economy following his recent talk to Master of Finance (MFin) students at Cambridge Judge Business School.
‘Serial acquirers’ (like Olympic runners) can be predicted in advance
Serial company acquirers, like elite Olympic runners but unlike serial killers, can easily be profiled in advance, finds new academic study co-authored at Cambridge Judge Business School.
In technology, finding and nurturing the right people is key
Technology investor Mike Lynch, the founder of Invoke Capital and co-founder of Autonomy, says it’s important to challenge people to do great things.
‘Standing up for organisational principles’ in the face of stigma
‘Stigma’ - if handled properly - can bring positive outcomes for organisations by reinforcing identity and purpose, finds new academic study co-authored at Cambridge Judge Business School.
The History Project: on a mission to change the way Indian and Pakistani history is taught
Ayyaz Ahmad (MBA 2014) has no time to celebrate his recent graduation from the MBA programme at Cambridge Judge Business School. After a couple of days spent in the UK, he’s flying back to Pakistan to make sure everything is ready for the publication of his new book.
The five things that will make your board a success
Want to know how to get the best out of your company’s board? Here’s what the experts say.
Rowing to business success
With the summer Olympics soon to begin in Brazil, what can business learn from world-class athletes?
How data on short selling can help prevent financial crisis
During the financial crisis some bankers crossed the line. Pedro Saffi, University Lecturer in Finance at Cambridge Judge Business School, says data could help us make sure they don’t make the same mistakes again.
Retail advice: managing in an era of huge customer choice
The Cambridge Judge Business School asked Sir Ian Cheshire, former CEO of Kingfisher and now chairman of Debenhams, about teambuilding, the importance of seeing the big picture, and his time as a student at the University of Cambridge.
KisanHub raises $1 million to support growth
KisanHub, a start-up supported by the Accelerate Cambridge programme, run by the Entrepreneurship Centre at Cambridge Judge Business School, has raised over $1 million in its latest round of financing to support growth of its farming enterprise software platform.
Bringing global street food to the supermarket shelf
Sunil Kavuri has been a model, investment banker and now entrepreneur. This is his story.
The women transforming the Middle East
These Middle Eastern entrepreneurs are changing the face of global innovation. And they are all women.