Cambridge Judge Business School extends scholarships for women
Cambridge Judge Business School is extending its scholarships for women in conjunction with the 30% Club, a business group supporting gender balance across organisations and within board rooms, to the School’s MBA and Master of Finance (MFin) programmes.
Picking up the trail where the suffragettes left off - a win for Westminster’s women MPs
The Cambridge-based web production company of CBR policy associate Boni Sones OBE has been internationally recognised for a two-part radio documentary it produced about women in parliament.
Trust in banking
Restoring public trust in banking requires a cultural commitment that extends to every level of a bank’s organisation, delegates were told at the Cambridge Trust in Banking conference organised by the Executive Education division of Cambridge Judge Business School.
Executive MBA programme rises in its second year in 'Financial Times' rankings
Cambridge Judge Business School’s Executive MBA (EMBA) degree programme for senior working professionals was today (19 October) ranked 24th in the Financial Times (FT) ranking of global MBA programmes, up from 36th last year.
Dutch delegation visits Cambridge Judge Business School
A top-level delegation from the Netherlands including the State Secretary for Education, Culture and Science, a former EU commissioner and the Dutch ambassador to the UK discussed entrepreneurship and the workings of the Cambridge Cluster at Cambridge Judge Business School.
Entrepreneurial revolution
Jo Mills of Cambridge Judge Business School has been named one of the top 100 entrepreneurship teachers by tech publication Hot Topics.
Cambridge MBA alumnus elected to Parliament in Singapore
Saktiandi Supaat, an alumnus of Cambridge Judge Business School who works in banking in Singapore, was elected a new member of Parliament in Singapore in the national elections held on 11 September.
‘Hybrid’ honours
Laura Claus, a PhD candidate at Cambridge Judge Business School, recently was honoured with two awards relating to her research conducted along with her PhD advisor, Shaz Ansari, on the subject of “hybridity.”
House of Lords hosts a festive 25th anniversary reception for Cambridge Judge
The House of Lords in London was the venue on the evening of Tuesday 22 September for a festive 25th anniversary reception to celebrate the entire community of Cambridge Judge Business School. Lord Bilimoria of Chelsea, CBE, DL, a member of the Cambridge Judge Advisory Board, welcomed about 250 guests as sponsoring Peer.
Cambridge Judge Business School lecture: In search of 'good' energy policy
The social limits to technological solutions to energy and climate problems. Lecture to be held on Wednesday 7th October 2015.
Costly permafrost emissions
New analysis of the effects of melting permafrost in the Arctic points to $43 trillion in extra economic damage by the end of the next century, on top of the more than the $300 trillion economic damage already predicted.
Electric-car charging firm is named one of the UK’s fastest-growing private tech companies
Electric-car charging firm with Cambridge Judge connections is named one of the UK’s fastest-growing private tech companies.
Startup gets triple Cambridge Judge boost
Blogging platform Niume, supported by Postgraduate Diploma in Entrepreneurship and Accelerate Cambridge, has hit its fundraising target through a crowdsourcing venture launched by Cambridge Judge MBAs.
Judge Business School study challenges assumptions
Liberal UK economic policies since 1979 have not spurred growth, says a report from the Centre for Business Research at Cambridge Judge Business School.
‘Moral identity’ is key to charitable time giving
Charities ‘want your time’ and not just money: a new study co-authored at the University of Cambridge Judge Business School identifies factors that lessen ‘time aversion’ in charitable giving.
SME competitiveness: CEO Growth Challenge kicks off
The CEO Growth Challenge, an innovative programme that aims to enhance the competitiveness of 16 high-potential companies in the East of England, kicked off this week in Cambridge with the first of three workshops. The programme is organised by Cambridge Judge Business School in partnership with bank Santander.
CJBS Women’s Leadership Initiative (WLI) holds first conference on 19 June
The mission of the CJBS Women’s Leadership Initiative (WLI) is to serve as a platform to enable women’s empowerment and leadership in the business world globally. WLI will ultimately build and leverage the resources and knowledge of Cambridge Judge Business School and among its network, to sustain this mission in the long-term.
Mapping social enterprise
Research on social investment from Cambridge Judge Business School wins best paper award at Oxford conference.
Study investigates optimal online searching
Easterners search too long for good deals after incurring ‘sunk costs’ from earlier search efforts, finds study at Cambridge Judge Business School.
'Town and Gown' kicks off with quantum computing debate
A new 'Town and Gown' series of events organised by Cambridge Judge Business School kicked off this week with a debate on quantum computing at the Cambridge Union Society, featuring introductory remarks from University of Cambridge physicist Professor Stephen Hawking, author of A Brief History of Time.
Cambridge Intelligence, whose founder attended JBS Ignite programme, wins Queen's Award
Cambridge Intelligence, which helps solve some of the world’s most complex data visualisation challenges, has been honoured with the coveted Queen’s Award for Enterprise in the Innovation category. Founder Dr Joe Parry is an alumnus of Cambridge Judge Business School’s Ignite programme.
Prestigious award for former Cambridge Judge PhD student
Magda Hassan, a former PhD student at Cambridge Judge Business School (2010-2014), has won the 2014 Worshipful Company of Marketors Award for outstanding performance in marketing at the post-graduate level. The award comes with a cash prize of £1,000.
Don’t delay: procrastination and effective leadership don’t mix, argues David De Cremer
People are advised since childhood not to put off until tomorrow what they can do today, but in fact human nature often produces procrastination. And that undermines effective leadership, argues David De Cremer, KPMG Professor of Management Studies at Cambridge Judge Business School.
'Accelerating projects by encouraging help'
Even with proper planning in product development, keeping projects on track is a challenge because project workers have private information about the real progress, which they do not always want to share.
LexisNexis & Cambridge JBS announce partnership to mark achievements of women in law
Cambridge Judge Business School, Executive Education and LexisNexis UK, a leading provider of content and technology solutions, today announced a partnership to create a publication to mark the achievements of women in law. The partnership will promote and celebrate success and innovation across the industry.